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Raspberry and blueberry trifle

14 July 2016 · 7 Comments

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I so wanted a fresh and healthy dessert, easy to make but with this kind of sophisticated look you know. With the summer and everything else mainly, this raspberry and blueberry trifle was the best thing ever.

The little thing making the difference? Easy to make and “almost” everybody loves it. And if you are short on time or do not own a sieve, you can serve the fruit coulis like that. I love raspberry, however I do hate their little seeds getting stuck between my teeth forever.

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Have you ever tried trifle? If you wish to taste a winter one, make this delicious  salted butter caramel and pear trifle. Love it, but higher calorific value. In the meantime, sugar, that’s the best thing in the entire world!

Raspberry and blueberry trifle

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Prep Time 15 minutes mins
Cook Time 5 minutes mins
Total Time 20 minutes mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine French
Servings 6

Ingredients
  

  • 250 gr. of raspberries
  • 250 gr. of blueberries
  • 8 "palet" biscuits from Brittany
  • 2 tablespoons of sugar
  • 250 gr. of mascarpone
  • 250 gr. of cottage cheese

Instructions
 

  • Keep few raspberries and blueberries.
  • Crumble biscuits and reserve.
  • Heat the rest of the fruits in a little saucepan until you get a kind of coulis. Sieve and reserve.
  • Mix mascarpone and cottage cheese with sugar.
  • Place first in your individual glasses crumbled biscuits (reserve a bit to decorate) and half of cottage cheese mix. Cover with red berry coulis. Add the rest of cottage cheese mix and cover with the rest of the coulis, fresh red berries and crumbled biscuits.

 

 

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  1. tanque de aguá says

    19 July 2016 at 17h21

    that delights, a great dessert for Sunday

    Reply
  2. Gunn says

    26 July 2016 at 11h32

    Looks yummy ( and filled with vitamins too:)

    Reply
  3. Pintura says

    10 August 2016 at 2h10

    =) I Love this dessert, same that is higher calorific value.
    surely one of the best recipes I have ever seen!

    Reply
  4. angelica says

    29 December 2017 at 4h57

    to be very tasty

    Reply
  5. amanda says

    1 January 2018 at 20h40

    Looks yummy, very good

    Reply
  6. Como Fazer Pintura Hidrográfica says

    2 January 2018 at 1h05

    Delicious !

    Reply
  7. Cookies Lucrativos says

    2 January 2018 at 1h06

    Very good indeed !!!

    Reply

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