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Strawberry Limoncello Fool

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Strawberry Limoncello Fool

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  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Strawberries
  • A&M's Testing Notes: I have always been a fool for fools, particularly those that have a bit of tartness to them, specifically Gooseberry Fool. Other fruit fools tend to be a bit on the sweet side and therefore...

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    cheese1227's Notes:

    Fool is a traditional British dessert of pureed fruit, whipped cream and Greek yogurt. This one has a bit of a kick from my favorite summer after dinner drink. - cheese1227

Serves 4

  1. Put a large metal mixing bowl and your electric mixer beaters into the freezer.

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  2. Pull out four of the prettiest strawberries and set them aside. Finely dice 3/4 cup of strawberries and set them aside.

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  3. Take the remaining strawberries and place them, the confectioner’s sugar, the limoncello and lemon juice in a food processor and pulse until you have a puree. Store the puree in the fridge.

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  4. Using your very cold bowl and beaters, whip the cream until stiff. Add the yogurt and beat until the mixture thickens. Fold in the puree and the diced strawberries into the cream mixture and divide it among four serving dishes. Refrigerate up to an hour.

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  5. Just before serving, garnish with the reserved, pretty strawberries and candied lemon peel.

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4 Comments on Strawberry Limoncello Fool

Bav_photo Reply

Drank too much limoncello in Sicily. Will have to try this recipe out!

Dscn2828 Reply

This sounds like a great new way to ujse my Linoncello. I look forward to trying it.

Newliztoqueicon-2 Reply

This looks good - check out my rhubarb fool from the rhubarb week - best of luck!

Cheese_for_twitter0001 Reply

You know, I did not even search on the site to see what other fools were out there! Merrill has a raspberry (which I think is the most traditional) one posted as well. My English mother-in-law cultivates gooseberries in a friend's garden in MA so I've had the pleasure of that one too!

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