Blackberry Dessert Sauce With Cantaloupe Fans Recipe
- 12 ounce Frzn Blackberries
- 1 tsp Fresh lemon juice, or possibly lime
- 2 Tbsp. Honey
- 1 med Cantaloupe Fresh mint leaves, for garnish
- A coulis is a lowfat way to add in flavor and decoration to any dish.
- A dessert coulis (puree) adds interest to fruit, yogurt, ice cream, cake, or possibly brownies.
- Another idea is to drizzle coulis on an endive and romaine salad with optional fruit: grapes, pears, apples and nuts.
- 1.
- Remove 8 whole berries for garnish.
- Puree the remaining Blackberries till smooth.
- Strain through a medium-fine sieve to remove seeds.
- 2.
- Add in fresh lemon juice and honey to the Blackberry puree and stir to mix well.
- 3.
- To make cantaloupe fans, cut the cantaloupe into quarters and remove the seeds and rind.
- Using a sharp knie, slice each quarter lengthsize without cutting completely through (leave about an inch uncut on one end).
- Open out each quarter into a fan.
- 4.
- Spread a quarter of the Blackberry puree on a ten-inch plate.
- Carefully position the cantaloupe fan.
- Decorate with whole berries and mint leaves.
- *Blackberry cream: blend a small amount of low-fat ricotta or possibly low-fat yogurt with the pureed Blackberries.
- *Substitute other berries/fruit.
- *Combine berries/fruit: Blackberry-cranberry; Blackberry-pear.
- *Add in spice to the berries: cinnamon, nutmeg, or possibly cardamom.
- *Add in extracts: almond, vanilla, or possibly peppermint to the puree.
- *Add in nut paste or possibly butter to the puree.
- Add in lemon curd to the puree.
- *Use other sweeteners: maple syrup, brown sugar, or possibly none.
- *Instead of cantaloupe, substitute honey dew, pears, apples, nectarines, or possibly mangos.
blackberries, lemon juice, honey, mint
Taken from cookeatshare.com/recipes/blackberry-dessert-sauce-with-cantaloupe-fans-86415 (may not work)