Frozen strawberries - recipe ideas please
gentlygently
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The supermarket delivered frozen strawberries in error a while back - any recipe suggestions?
(I’m secretly hoping for a good frozen strawberry and Greek yoghurt ‘instant icecream’ recipe! But all ideas are very welcome.)
Thank you!
(I’m secretly hoping for a good frozen strawberry and Greek yoghurt ‘instant icecream’ recipe! But all ideas are very welcome.)
Thank you!
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I blend frozen fruit with kefir, macadamia nut milk, protein powder and/or collagen, chai seeds, sweetener as needed, and guar gum (thickener) to make my own version of frozen yogurt packed with protein, fiber, and probiotics. You could substitute yogurt for the kefir.
I don’t have specific measurements because I just toss it all in and use the macadamia nut milk to thin it out if it starts getting too thick in the blender.
To give you an idea though — Last night, I used
4.5 oz of blackberry
240 ml of kefir
About 120 ml of macadamia nut milk
Scoop of protein powder
Scoop of collagen
Pinch of guar gum
A little monk fruit sweetener0 -
Have you got a dehydrator?
Slice in halves or quarters. Dry them. Then nibble as snacks.
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Panna cotta with a strawberry coulis for me please.
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English summer pudding. Skip the cream and have some yoghurt.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/summerpudding_902950 -
gentlygently wrote: »The supermarket delivered frozen strawberries in error a while back - any recipe suggestions?
(I’m secretly hoping for a good frozen strawberry and Greek yoghurt ‘instant icecream’ recipe! But all ideas are very welcome.)
Thank you!
I usually use frozen berries to make 'freezer jam' (dump bag out into bowl, nuke 6ish minutes-stir-repeat, mash/slice (I haphazardly,quickly run a sharp knife through the pile a bunch of times and go at it a bit with a potato masher), add mix of pectin and/or jello and sucralose, stir-stir-stir, scoop into mason jars, and throw in fridge. I typically throw it into greek yogurt.
(Normal jam/preserves have a massively ginormous amount of added sugar making it ~50 cal/spoonful... Cutting the sugar amount and/or replacing with sucralose cuts that way, way, way down, allowing one to use a much larger amount of jam without adding massive calories)1 -
... (and while Smuckers makes a splenda-sweetened jam, it is absolutely disgusting....going the non-sugar-route while maintaining shelf-stability was apparently not conducive to taste).0
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Great - thank you all!
What great ideas.
So far the freezer jam tempts me most. I’ve never made freezer jam and as a jam maker it would be fun to have a go at that. Mmm - maybe I’ll need to buy some more frozen strawberries to try the other suggestions!
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