Stained glass compote recipe

Stained Glass Compote recipe

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Looking for a visually stunning dessert that is as delicious as it looks? Look no further than the Stained Glass Compote recipe. This delightful dish is a vibrant medley of colorful fruits suspended in a sweet and tangy gelatin base. With its beautiful stained glass-like appearance, it is sure to impress your guests at any gathering or special occasion. The combination of fresh fruits and the delicate gelatin creates a refreshing and light dessert that will leave everyone wanting more.

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stained glass compote recipe details

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Ingredients

1 cup cubed watermelon

1 cup cubed canteloupe or other melon

1/2 cup sliced red seedless grapes

1 cup grapefruit, cut sections in thirds

1 orange, cut section in thirds

1 cup of any berry

kiwi, peeled and sliced

Low fat vanilla yogurt

Instructions:

Mix fruit with 2 cups (more if desired) low fat vanilla yogurt, fill long stemmed goblets 2/3 full. Peel & slice thinly kiwi and line top 1/3 of goblet with slices. Let filled goblets set in refrigerator for one hour before serving. Like stained glass when served.

Serves:4 to 6