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Quick desserts
EVEN in cooking, the catchword seems to be creating new tastes,
combinations and presentations. Delicious and colourful, these
recipes and quick to make. Enjoy them with family and guests.
Magic Troufle - Six servings
Ingredients:
Readymade Swiss roll 6 thick slices
Mixed fruit or pineapple semi-set jelly 2 cups
Diced mixed fruit - banana, grapes, orange2 cups
Prepared custard with pouring consistency 1 cup
Roasted and chopped almonds 1/4 cup
Method:
Prepare six individual servings, place a Swiss roll slice in six
dessert bowls. Pour jelly on it. Spread fruit pieces. Pour the
cold custard. Sprinkle almonds on top. Chill bowls before
serving.
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Apple bread pudding
Ingredients:
Bread slices 6
Thin prepared custard 1-1/2 cups
Butter 1 tablespoon
Diced apple 1 cup
Orange juice 1/2 cup
Brown or demerara sugar 3 tablespoons
Dash of cinnamon powder
Chopped walnuts 1/4 cup
A few small lumps of butter
Method:
Remove crust from the bread slices and break into small pieces.
Take a baking tray and grease it. Spread the pieces. Pour custard
evenly all over. Allow to soak. Do not mix. Melt butter and add
orange juice and brown sugar. Melt sugar and add apple pieces.
Quickly cook apple until the juice half evaporates. Pour the
mixture over the bread pieces, sprinkle cinnamon powder and
walnut pieces. Place the butter evenly. Heat oven to 175'C and
bake pudding for 25 to 30 minutes. Serve either warm or cold.
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Choco fruit bites
Ingredients:
Medium sized strawberries 12
Banana 1
A few seedless grapes
Orange juice 1/2 cup
Plain milk chocolate 100 gm
Method:
Wash strawberries and dry. Cut banana into thick slices. Mix with
orange juice which will not allow it to turn brown. Thread
strawberries, banana pieces and grapes alternately on wooden
skewers. Arrange on a plate. Break chocolate into pieces and
place in a bowl. Melt gently in a water bath. Stir with a wooden
spoon. As it melts, pour a little with a spoon on the fruit
pieces to partly cover.
Insert sticks ends into decorative fruit bowl and serve. Tastes
delicious with vanilla or chocolate ice cream.
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Mango Crumble
Ingredients:
Ripe mangoes, peeled, cored and sliced 2 cups
Sugar 1 tablespoon
Coarse wheat flour 2 cups
Butter 5 tablespoons
Brown sugar 1/2 cup
Prepared custard of pouring consistency 1-1/2 cups
Method:
Take an oven proof glass dish, greese it and arrange mango
pieces. Sprinkle sugar. Take the flour in a bowl. Mix butter
lightly to make it look like bread crumbs. Stir in the brown
sugar. Sprinkle the crumble topping on the mango. Heat oven to
175'C. Bake for 35 to 40 minutes or until golden. Serve warm with
custard.
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Paneer pineapple baked squares
Ingredients:
Paneer crumbs 1 cup
Bread pulp 1/2 cup
Powder sugar 1/2 cup
Crushed tinned pineapple 1 cup
Butter 1 tablespoon
Brown sugar 2 tablespoons
Cardamom powder or a few drops of pineapple essence 1/4 teaspoon
A few glazed cherry pieces.
Method:
Mix paneer crumbs, bread pulp and sugar. Spread on greased baking
tray and pat. Heat pineapple, butter and brown sugar together.
Cook until water evaporates and the mixture becomes thick. Remove
from heat and add pineapple essence. Spread mixture on the patted
paneer. Arrange glazed cherry pieces on top. Grill the dessert
for five minutes in a toaster griller. Cut into square pieces and
serve hot or warm.
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Choconut pudding - Three servings
Ingredients:
Cherry jelly - semi-set 3/4 cup
Chocolate layer cake with nuts 9 small pieces
Chopped mixed fruit, banana, orange, grapes and apple 3/4 cup
Strawberry flavoured prepared custard 3/4 cup
Few roasted chopped almonds.
Method:
Place semi-set jelly in three bowls. Chill. Place mixed fruit
pieces in the centre of each bowl. Arrange pieces of cake on
sides. Pour pink coloured custard on top. Garnish with almonds.
Chill before serving.
JYOTI N. PAREKH
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