Jälkiruoaksi voit palata “hedelmällisiin” kulhoihin, täyttää kuperat vesimeloni puolikkaat papaija, hunajahiljaa ja cantaloupea, sekä vesimelon palloja – kaikki kalkkia kastelemalla. Valitse kolmesta täytteestä: Berry-kastike, kalkki ja inkivääri lisää mautonta väriä, kookospähkinä haurastuttaa rikkautta ja vaaleanpunaisen hawaialaisen merisuolatuotteen maukasta kontrastia.
Lähde: Martha Stewart Living, elokuu 2005
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Voit myös kokeilla muita melonin lajikkeita, kuten Charentais, Crenshaw, kultainen hunajauho, kanariini ja Joulupukki.
As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion or preference on the topic. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
“For dessert, you can return to “fruitful” bowls, fill the rounded watermelon halves with papaya, honeydew, and cantaloupe, as well as watermelon balls – all sprinkled with lime. Choose from three fillings: berry sauce, lime and ginger add flavorless color, coconut adds richness, and pink Hawaiian sea salt adds tasty contrast. Source: Martha Stewart Living, August 2005. Ingredients: 1 medium, elongated seedless watermelon (10-12 pounds), 5-6 pounds of mixed cantaloupe and honeydew melons, seeds and skins removed, cut into 1/2-1 inch thick slices (32-36 slices), 3 pounds of red papaya, seeds and skin removed, cut into 1 inch thick slices (8-10 slices), lime, sprinkled, pink Hawaiian sea salt, raspberry-lime-ginger sauce, toasted coconut flakes. Instructions: 1. Finish by cutting the watermelon in half at an angle and then removing the flesh from each half with a melon baller; reserve. Use a spoon to clean out any excess flesh from the interior, leaving a clean, smooth surface. 2. Stand the watermelon baskets upright on the cut ends. Fill each basket about one-third full with approximately 40 watermelon balls. Arrange different melon and papaya slices on top of the watermelon balls, distributing the fruit evenly between the baskets towards the back. Fill the remaining watermelon balls towards the front. Sprinkle with lime. Serve with sea salt, sauce, and crispy accompaniment. Cooks notes: You can also try other varieties of melon, such as Charentais, Crenshaw, golden honeydew, canary, and Santa Claus.”
27.04.2023 @ 08:16
As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion or preference on the topic. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
“For dessert, you can return to “fruitful” bowls, fill the rounded watermelon halves with papaya, honeydew, and cantaloupe, as well as watermelon balls – all sprinkled with lime. Choose from three fillings: berry sauce, lime and ginger add flavorless color, coconut adds richness, and pink Hawaiian sea salt adds tasty contrast. Source: Martha Stewart Living, August 2005. Ingredients: 1 medium, elongated seedless watermelon (10-12 pounds), 5-6 pounds of mixed cantaloupe and honeydew melons, seeds and skins removed, cut into 1/2-1 inch thick slices (32-36 slices), 3 pounds of red papaya, seeds and skin removed, cut into 1 inch thick slices (8-10 slices), lime, sprinkled, pink Hawaiian sea salt, raspberry-lime-ginger sauce, toasted coconut flakes. Instructions: 1. Finish by cutting the watermelon in half at an angle and then removing the flesh from each half with a melon baller; reserve. Use a spoon to clean out any excess flesh from the interior, leaving a clean, smooth surface. 2. Stand the watermelon baskets upright on the cut ends. Fill each basket about one-third full with approximately 40 watermelon balls. Arrange different melon and papaya slices on top of the watermelon balls, distributing the fruit evenly between the baskets towards the back. Fill the remaining watermelon balls towards the front. Sprinkle with lime. Serve with sea salt, sauce, and crispy accompaniment. Cooks notes: You can also try other varieties of melon, such as Charentais, Crenshaw, golden honeydew, canary, and Santa Claus.”