Quizzes & Puzzles2 mins ago
desserts
9 Answers
having friends round for sunday lunch ie roast beef and yorkshire pudding. wanting to do 2 desserts after, quite light. one friend doesnt like custard so cant do my normal apple pie/crumble though not light! what 2 desserts would you do? i did think of a chocolate roulade and some sort of fruit salad but dont want all sorts of fruit in it, any ideas welcome ;- )
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by bubbles4920. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Get a packed of frozen summer fruit (or frozen raspberries) from the supermarket and spread it out in the bottom of a dish to defrost.
Meanwhile whip a carton of whipping cream, and then mix in the same amount of greek yoghurt. Put this over the top of the fruit.
Then cover with a thick layer of demarara sugar and refrigerate it until the sugar is set
Meanwhile whip a carton of whipping cream, and then mix in the same amount of greek yoghurt. Put this over the top of the fruit.
Then cover with a thick layer of demarara sugar and refrigerate it until the sugar is set
A few weeks ago I did my version of Eton Mess.
Basically make some meringue on a baking tray (following a basic meringue recipe. Whip up some double cream. Wash and cut up some fresh berry fruits like strawberries, raspberries and blackberries or you can use frozen berries (defrosted) and layer the cream, fruit and meringue.
It is light and very tasty. So much so I made it again the following week.
Enjoy.
Basically make some meringue on a baking tray (following a basic meringue recipe. Whip up some double cream. Wash and cut up some fresh berry fruits like strawberries, raspberries and blackberries or you can use frozen berries (defrosted) and layer the cream, fruit and meringue.
It is light and very tasty. So much so I made it again the following week.
Enjoy.
-- answer removed --