applegrove
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Sat Dec-18-10 10:32 PM
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I'm making a dessert for a dinner party tomorrow. You take a tub of |
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Edited on Sat Dec-18-10 10:34 PM by applegrove
vanilla frozen yogurt and let it melt just so that you can stir it (1/2 an hour or so). Stir in 3tbsps of a mixture of fresh lemon and lime juice and fresh lemon and lime zest. Stir. Put back in the freezer and it will reset.
Serve in those chocolate 'cupcake' cups.
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Sun Dec-19-10 12:16 AM
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I once had people in for a political meeting, and to make it family-friendly I served homemade cookies. I bought a nice high-end vanilla ice cream, whipped up a quart of whipping cream with vanilla, blended the whipped cream into the softened ice cream, and refroze it as a topping for the cookies. The result? Everybody said Coolwhip! I love Coolwhip! And that's exactly what it tasted like ...
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Sun Dec-19-10 12:40 AM
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2. This usually tastes good. Unfortunately I used a lee valley tools grater and it |
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too off to much zest & rind so it tastes a little rindy today. Usually it tastes better. Oh well. Live and learn.
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Sun Dec-19-10 12:43 AM
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3. I'd add a bit more lemon juice or maybe some orange oil, if you have it |
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You can probably recover from a bit too much rind
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Sun Dec-19-10 12:45 AM
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4. Thanks. I will do that. |
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