8 mins
Orange and Honey Fluff
Recipe by Graham
Orange and Honey Fluff is a neat little dessert that is so simple that children can make it for the adults to eat! One of my all-time favorite things that my Mum made for us as kids during the summer months was what she called "Strawberry Whip". To die for!
I occasionally drool over these "whips" as an adult, but never buy the stuff because I now know how fake and artificial everything is inside the packet. So I thought it would be fun to re-create the retro "whip" using real ingredients, but still leaving it a fun and yummy treat. Finding the ingredients and re-creating it without fake items was not difficult. The most challenging part was achieving that fluffy texture.
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How to Cook Orange and Honey Fluff
- Finely grate (shred) the rind of the orange. Squeeze the juice from the orange into a bowl and blend it with the honey and lemon juice. Stir in most of the grated orange rind and all of the yoghurt. Separate the egg whites from the yolks. Whisk the whites until they are stiff and fold them into the mixture. Spoon this into small glass serving bowls and sprinkle the remaining orange rind over the top and decorate with any other fresh fruit available (like half a strawberry and some bits of melon!).
GRAHAM'S HOT TIP:
Don't prepare this dessert too soon before eating. It should be eaten within about 15 minutes since it can quickly revert back to liquid form.
Reviews of Orange and Honey Fluff
| May 20 2014 Absolute heaven! As a single dad, I'm always looking for ways to occupy and educate the kids and this was just perfect. Dead easy for the kids to make, all natural ingredients and they loved it (like me!!). Definitely will do it again soon. mrbean (6 reviews) |
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