Pansy fruit cup recipe

Pansy Fruit Cup recipe

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In this blog post I will guide you thru the steps and ingredients needed to craft this recipe. Grab your favorite apron and let's start.
The Pansy fruit cup recipe is a refreshing and vibrant summer treat that combines a medley of fresh fruits with delicate pansy flowers. This recipe is not only visually appealing but also packed with natural flavors and nutrients. The combination of sweet and tangy fruits, such as strawberries, oranges, and pineapples, creates a delightful balance of taste. The addition of pansy flowers adds a touch of elegance and an enticing floral aroma to the fruit cup. Perfect for picnics, brunches, or simply as a healthy snack, this recipe is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

Keywords: Pansy, fruit cup, summer, refreshing, vibrant

Pansy fruit cup recipe details

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Ingredients

4 cups of fresh fruit, cut into bite-size pieces (can use strawberries, cantaloupe, blueberries, kiwi — any fruit, any combination you wish)

1 Tablespoon red raspberry syrup

Small container of plain yogurt

4 freshly picked and rinsed pansies (smaller ones look best) or violas

Fresh, rinsed mint leaves

Instructions:

Put the cut fruit into bowl and drizzle syrup on the fruit. Add about 2 chopped mint leaves and gently toss. Put into 4 pretty bowls (we like to use crystal sherbets). Top with a dollop of yogurt. Gently set pansy on top of the yogurt and tuck mint leaves on each side.

Serves:4

Pansies and violas (sometimes called Johnny Jump Ups) are very edible; however, they don’t have much flavor and are mostly for decoration. Let your guests know eating them is OK but optional. About half our guests do, half don’t, but they always enjoy the surprise of finding flowers on their fruit in the morning. It gets the morning conversation off to a lively start. The red raspberry syrup is the secret to the wonderful flavor.