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Jenny Morris shares two frozen stone fruit recipes for summer

frozen plum lollies in a bowl of ice

Chilled fresh and fruity plums, peaches and nectarines are excellent for cooling down on a hot summer’s day. Besides packing a low-calorie nutritious punch, these stone fruit are incredibly versatile and delicious. They are great on their own straight from the fridge and make the most refreshing frozen treats.

Jam-packed with frosty flavour, Chef Jenny Morris puts plums to good use with her revitalising frozen plum lollies that are loaded with yummy goodness.  

With peaches in peak season, try your hand at Jenny’s frozen peach & yoghurt shake that captures the flavours of summer in a glass. Jenny suggests pouring the peach shake into a flask for your child to enjoy perfectly chilled at school.

Stone fruit are at their most satisfying when enjoyed perfectly ripe. Be sure to test the fruit for optimal ripeness by lightly pressing the skin. If still firm to the touch, allow them to ripen in a fruit bowl or place them in a pierced paper bag at room temperature. Only keep the fruit in the fridge once completely ripe to safeguard their sweet, juicy flavour.

Frozen Plum Lollies

Serves 12

INGREDIENTS

  1. 8 fat plums
  2. ½ cup raw honey
  3. ½ tsp vanilla extract
  4. 2 cups natural yoghurt

 

METHOD

  1. Cut a cross into the base of each plum and plunge into boiling water, remove with a slotted spoon. Peel off the skins and remove the flesh from the stone.
  2. Line a 12-hole muffin tin with cupcake holders.
  3. Blend the plum flesh, honey, vanilla extract and yoghurt in a food processor until smooth.
  4. Taste and add a little more honey if too tart.
  5. Divide the mixture between the muffin holes and freeze till firm.
  6. When almost firm insert a lolly stick into each one. (Sticks are available at Mambos or Checkers).

Frozen Peach & Yoghurt Shakes

Serves 4
Jenny Morris frozen summer shakes

INGREDIENTS

  1. 2 cups vanilla ice cream.
  2. 1 banana sliced and frozen
  3. 1½ cups chopped and frozen dessert peaches
  4. 1 cup Greek yoghurt

METHOD

  1. Remove the frozen fruit from the freezer and place it in a blender with the remaining ingredients.
  2. Blend until smooth, pour into glasses and garnish with fresh mint.

 

Feel inspired by following @juicydelicioussa on Instagram or visit www.juicydelicious.co.za for more tempting stone fruit recipes. 

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