RecipesFruity fro-yo bombe
This frozen dessert is simple to make and has a real wow factor when you reveal the first watermelon-inspired slice
This frozen dessert is simple to make and has a real wow factor when you reveal the first watermelon-inspired slice
By Asda Good Living,11th July 2017
Cook: 5 Hours 30 Mins
Serves: 12
Price: 48p per serving
Nutritional Information
Each 152g serving contains
of your reference intake.
Typical energy values per 100g:
397kj/95kcal
Ingredients
3 bananas, peeled and frozen solid
400g can Ambrosia Light Devon Custard, frozen for 1 hr
2 x 450g pots Yeo Valley 0% Fat Greek Style Honey
Asda Natural Food Colouring in Green
200g frozen raspberries
1tbsp small chocolate chips
Method
1Chop the frozen bananas into chunks and blitz in a processor with the custard and 1 pot of the yogurt until smooth. Spoon one third of the mixture into a shallow, lidded food-storage box and put in the freezer.
2Add 3 drops green food colouring to the remaining mixture and blend to an even shade. Spoon the mixture into a shallow food storage box, put on the lid and freeze for 1 hr.
3Beat each mixture separately with a fork to break up the large ice crystals, then freeze for a further 1 hr. Continue this process until both mixtures are thick and spreadable.
4Put the green mixture into a 1.2L pudding basin and spread it over the base and up the sides. Freeze until set. Beat the other frozen mixture with a fork, then spread a layer over the green mixture, leaving a ‘well’ in the middle. Freeze until set.
5Put the raspberries and the other pot of Greek-style yogurt in a processor and blend until smooth. Stir in the chocolate chips to look like watermelon seeds. Pour into the basin, filling the well. Freeze the whole dessert until solid.
6To serve, dip the basin into a bowl of hot water for 10 secs to release the bombe before turning it out onto a large plate. Slice and serve immediately.