Tropical Healthy Fruit Soup
A Uncategorized recipe with chopped papaya remove seeds, crushed pineapple, diced mango. Ready in –, serves 4.
Curated byKavya Sharma🇮🇳
Instructions
7 steps- 1
Put as many cups of fruit at a time as the blender will hold, adding nutmeg and extract as you go.
nutmeg(1 tsp)vanilla or lemon extract(1 tsp) - 2
Puree until smooth.
- 3
You can freeze fruit first if you want soup to be really cold.
- 4
Fruit soup can be as thick as bisque by combining puree with buttermilk, sour cream (light) or yogurt.
- 5
Use a quarter to half the amount of fruit puree or you can make fruit consume without dairy products and thinning it with sparkling water, tea, cranberry or orange juice.
- 6
You can also add pieces of whole fruit to the soup.
- 7
Either version can be poured over ice cream, frozen yogurt or sherbet.
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Tropical Healthy Fruit Soup
A Uncategorized recipe with chopped papaya remove seeds, crushed pineapple, diced mango. Ready in –, serves 4.
Curated byKavya Sharma🇮🇳
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Directions
7 steps- 1
Put as many cups of fruit at a time as the blender will hold, adding nutmeg and extract as you go.
nutmeg(1 tsp)vanilla or lemon extract(1 tsp) - 2
Puree until smooth.
- 3
You can freeze fruit first if you want soup to be really cold.
- 4
Fruit soup can be as thick as bisque by combining puree with buttermilk, sour cream (light) or yogurt.
- 5
Use a quarter to half the amount of fruit puree or you can make fruit consume without dairy products and thinning it with sparkling water, tea, cranberry or orange juice.
- 6
You can also add pieces of whole fruit to the soup.
- 7
Either version can be poured over ice cream, frozen yogurt or sherbet.
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