Page 13 - Fresh Magazine - Summer 2017
P. 13

nicecem & fruitytrets


                Mango, turmeric, ginger and citrus ice pop shots

                                        MAKES 12 X 30ML POPS

                                          Remove the esh of the mango   Peel the ginger and nely
             1 ripe mango, peeled
             1 large orange               from the stone and put it in a   grate it in. Finally, add the
             1 lime                       food processor or blender.  coconut milk and turmeric and
             ½ thumb-sized piece of fresh ginger  Finely grate the zest from   blitz everything together until   HEALTHY TIP
             50ml coconut milk            the orange and add that too.   really smooth.   These citrus ice pops are a
             /  tsp ground turmeric, optional  Remove the peel from the   Divide evenly amongst the   great way to get goodness into
                                          orange and lime, segment   pop moulds (see the tip). Push   kids and grown-ups too. Any
             YOU WILL NEED                the esh from the membrane,   the pop sticks down into the   leftover mixture will keep in
             12 x 30ml ice pop moulds     discarding any pips, and add   centre. Freeze for 4 to 6 hours,   the fridge until the next day
             12 ice pop sticks, unless the moulds   the segments to the mix.  until rm. Run the pop moulds   once your rst batch has set.
               come with their own                              under warm water for a few   The trick with my kids is to
                                                                seconds to help loosen and   pretend they’re a big treat.
                                                                release the pops.


                                              SUPERVALU LOVES IRISH CRAFTS
                                              Father-and-daughter team Edward and Iseult O’Clery have combined their
                                              architecture, engineering, boat-building and furniture-making skills to
                                              create original wooden pieces from native Irish hardwoods. The wooden
                                              blocks in this feature are of the Bellevue Folly in Lisreaghan House in
                                              Co. Galway.

                                              www.saturdayworkshop.ie




























            Gluten free
























                                                                                                 SUMMER 2017 FRESH |  11



        009 Fresh_Summer 2017_Sharon Ice_V19_KJRGB.indd   11                                                17/05/2017   14:36
   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18