Low Carbohydrate Desserts Recipes
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Rhubarb and Ginger
Yogurt Ice
Recipe
Ingredients
Serve
6
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300g/11 oz/ scant
1 1/2 cups set natural (plain) live yogurt
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200g/7 oz/ scant 1 cup
mascarpone
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350g/12oz/3 cups chopped rhubarb
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30ml/2
tbsp clear honey
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3 pieces preserved
stem ginger, finely chopped
Method:
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In a bowl, whisk together the yogurt and mascarpone.
Pour the yogurt mixture into a shallow freezer proof
container and freeze for about 1 hour.
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Meanwhile,
put the chopped rhubarb and honey in a large pan and
add 45ml/3 tbsp water. Cook over a very low heat,
stirring occasionally, for 15 minutes, or until the
rhubarb is soft.
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Remove the pan from the heat and set
aside to cool. When the fruit has cooled, place it
in a food processor or blender and process to a
puree.
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Remove
the semi-frozen yogurt mixture from the freezer and
fold in the rhubarb puree. Beat well until smooth,
breaking up the ice crystals, then fold in the
chopped ginger.
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Return the yogurt ice to the freezer and
freeze for 2 hours. Remove from the freezer and
beat again, then freeze until solid.
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To serve, scoop
the yogurt ice into individual serving bowls.
COOK'S TIPS : To make
serving easier, take the yogurt ice out of the
freezer and transfer it to the refrigerator about 15
minutes before serving to allow to soften
sufficiently to scoop easily. Make sure that you remove
all traces of the leaves from rhubarb as they contain
the poison oxalic acid.
NOTE :
FROZEN
YOGURT flavored with fruit
makes
a healthy alternative
to ice cream. It is low in fat and high in calcium
which is essential for good bone health.