Raspberry Coulis

300g jar Prep Time 1 minutes   Cook Time 8 minutes   Rated: Print
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Easy and quick, this dessert syrup will have you spooning it over ice cream, using it on yoghurt or drizzling over pavlova, cakes, rice pudding!

This is really a very basic recipe for a very speccy result. You can whip this up in the time it takes to run down the road and get the very best vanilla bean ice cream available to you. Impressive, without the stressive. (Keep some in the fridge. It's just perfect to shoosh up any dessert, ice cream, yoghurt, pavlova, rice pudding, heck even a bowl of porridge could use a shoosh couldn't it? Go for it!) This is one raspberry coulis recipe you need to add to your regular Thermomix repertoire. 

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Need

  • 200 Grams raspberries, fresh or frozen
  • 100 Grams raw caster sugar BUY
  • 40 Grams lemon or lime juice, fresh

Do

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Place all ingredients into Thermomix bowl and cook 8 min/90°C/speed 3.

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Strain through a sieve to remove seeds if they offend you, otherwise, that is it. Pretty well done. You could also blend it on a high speed for at least a minute if desired.

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