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Wild berry minestrone

Person Name: Nick Summers, Junior Chef, The John McIntyre Centre
Institute: The University of Edinburgh
Telephone: 0131 6512027   Email: klaus.knust@ed.ac.uk
Recipe Category: Puddings Cakes & Biscuits
Portions: 4
Cost per portion:: 2

Ingredients (@ quantity):

Blueberries @ 150gr;
Red currant @ 150gr;
Black berries @ 150gr;
Raspberries @ 150gr;
Strawberries, cleaned and quartered @ 200gr;
Raspberry coulis @ 4 tbs.;
Mango coulis @ 1/4 litre;
White Chocolate Shavings @ 50gr;
Creme fraiche, low fat @ 100gr;
almond flakes, toasted @ 40gr;
Basil leaves @ 8 each;

Method:

Wash all berries carefully and pat dry on kitchen towel. Pour the mango Coulis onto 4 pasta or soup plates. Drizzle with the raspberry coulis around over the mango coulis, to make ornamental pattern. Arrange the berries carefully in the centre of the fruit coulis, finishing off with the red currant sprigs. Sprinkle with the finely cut basil strips. Place a spoon of creme fraiche in the centre of the berries and sprinkle with the toasted almond flakes. Serve. Bon Apetite

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