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Ingredients:1 small yellow ripe, firm, papaya
1 orange, segmented, deseeded and peeled
1 sweet lime segmented, deseeded and peeled
1 chickoo sliced into eight slivers
1 kiwi fruit, peeled, sliced into half rounds
1/2 cup black and/or green small seedless grapes
1 small banana peeled and sliced
1/4 cup canned cherries stoned
2 slices canned pineapples
2 tbsp. syrup of cherries from can
2 tbsp. syrup of pineapple from can
1/4 tsp. chaat masala
1 tsp. sugar powdered
3-4 pinches salt
3-4 pinches pepper powder
1/2 tsp. lemon juice
4 tbsp. water
1/4 packet lemon jelly
1 tsp. sugar
2 scoops vanilla icecreamMethod:
- Slit papaya into 2 vertical halves.
- Core, peel, and deseed.
- Make tiny slits throughout the inside of both halves.
- Do not make incisions so deep that they make holes in the fruit.
- Mix both syrups, salt, pepper, chat masala, sugar,
- Sprinkle 1 mixture over each half papaya.
- Keep in fridge till required.
- Mix all fruit together, keeping banana aside.
- Add remaining syrup mixture to tossed fruit.
- Pile fruit mixture into both halves till almost full.
- Return to fridge.
- Boil water, add sugar and jelly crystals.
- Mix till fully dissolved.
- Add to vanilla icecream,.
- Beat to thicken over a tray of icecubes.
- Pour over fruit in papaya, chill till firmly set.
- Before serving decorate with sliced banana slices.
- Top with whipped cream (optional)
- Serve chilled, but not frozen.
Making time: 30 minutes (excluding setting time)
Makes: 2 halves (approx. 6 servings)
Shelflife: 1 dayNutritive value per serving.
Protein : 2.57gms Fat : 1.60gms Minerals : 1.50gms Fiber : 2.42gms Carbohydrate : 41.1gms Energy : 184kcal
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