Cool green fruit salad recipe

Cool Green Fruit Salad recipe

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Looking for a refreshing and healthy salad option? Look no further than this Cool Green Fruit Salad recipe. Packed with a variety of vibrant and nutritious fruits, this salad is perfect for those hot summer days or as a light and refreshing side dish. With its combination of crisp greens and juicy fruits, it offers a delightful mix of flavors and textures. Whether you're hosting a backyard barbecue or simply looking to add some color to your meal, this Cool Green Fruit Salad is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

Keywords: cool, green, fruit salad, refreshing, healthy

Cool green fruit salad recipe details

Cool green fruit salad recipe, recipe Rating: 4.6
Number of votes:108

Ingredients:

3 honeydew melons

1 cup green seedless grapes

2 kiwi fruit

1 star fruit

1 green-skinned apple

1 lime

1 cup sparkling white grape juice

Instructions:

A sophisticated , simple fruit salad for any time of the year.

Melons: cut and remove seeds and cut off outer shell; dice. Grapes: remove stems and cut in half. Kiwi: peel and chop in quarters. Star fruit: thinly slice. Apple: core thinly, slice, and place the slices in a bowl with the melon grapes, kiwi, and star fruit.

Lime: thinly pare the rind and cut into thin strips. Blanch the strips in boiling water for 30 seconds, drain them and rinse them in cold water. Squeeze the juice from the lime and toss into the fruit. Place in refrigerator for one hour. Before serving, place in bowls and add sparkling grape juice over top. Sprinkle with lemon rind.

Serves:6

From Recipe Collection of Karen Pimental, former innkeeper