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10 Delicious Desserts that won’t ruin your diet

9 March 2012 by Jay Rogers

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Page 4: Raspberry Ice-cream with Framboise

Serves 6
Ice-cream made with vanilla yogurt, raspberries and Framboise. Served with raspberries soused in Framboise, it’s so fresh and effervescent.

Ingredients

Ice-cream
500gms frozen raspberries, slightly thawed
2 cups low fat vanilla yogurt
Seeds from 1 vanilla pod
4 tbsp Framboise (raspberry liqueur)
4 tbsp icing sugar

Topping
2 cups fresh or thawed raspberries
Good splosh of Framboise (2-3 tbsp)

Method
Mix vanilla seeds through yogurt and set aside.  In a blender, blitz frozen raspberries, Framboise and icing sugar. Pass through a sieve to remove the raspberry seeds.  Stir mixture through yogurt, pop into an ice-cream maker follow manufacturer’s instructions. This will give you a lovely soft serve consistency. If you want something a little more solid, place mixture in an air-tight container in the freezer until you are ready to serve.

If you don’t have an ice-cream maker, place mixture into an air-tight container and freeze for 2 hours. Remove mixture, blitz in blender or processor and place back in container in the freezer for an hour. Remove and blitz again, returning to the freezer. Repeat process 1-2 times to ensure a smooth consistency.

Soak raspberries in Framboise in the fridge.  Scoop out ice-cream and put into individual glasses.  Top with sozzled fruit. If you want to make this for the kids as well, leave out the Framboise.

Why it’s good for you
I love this dessert.  It’s rich, fresh and gorgeous to look at.
1308.42kj (312.51cal); 2.47g total fat (0.97g saturated fat)

Next Recipe: Page 5: Baked Bananas with Maple Syrup

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Comments

  1. Pamea Mullins says

    9 March 2012 at 12:59 pm

    I have tried many of Jay’s recipes and if you want to make your life easier and more delicious try this recipe . I have tried it with cream and berries and it is great and all my friends agree.

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