Honey and Loquat Aspic
Loquats are an extremely versatile fruit with a low calorie content. They can be eaten fresh, used in dessert recipes, or used as an ingredient in sauces and garnishes. They contain a lot of fibre in the form of pectins, and are rich in antioxidant compounds which perfectly complement the NESCAFÉ® Dolce Gusto® tea varieties.
EQUIPMENT
- NESCAFÉ® Dolce Gusto® machine
- Four small ramekins
- Cling film
- 2 people already cooked this dish.
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Total: 20min
- Portions: 8
- Difficulty: Easy
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Ingredients
Instructions
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Peel and halve the loquats, then remove the stones. Set aside in a bowl of water and lemon juice in order to prevent oxidization.
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Heat the honey in a saucepan until it starts to steam. Gradually add the litre of water, followed by the orange blossom water and the agar. Stirring continuously, allow the mixture to simmer and add the loquats. Heat for four or five more minutes and remove from the heat.
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Prepare four ramekins lined with cling film. Place one cooked loquat into each ramekin, along with a tablespoon of the juices. Wrap the portions of fruit with the cling film to make a small, tightly packaged parcel.
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Place in the fridge and leave for one hour until the loquats set.
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Unwrap the parcels and serve the loquats on a dessert plate with a scattering of petals.
Tips
Nutritional information 104kcal = 433kj /per portion
- 137.17 Grams Water
- 2.94 Milligrams Magnesium
- 103.52 Calories Energy
- 6.94 Milligrams Calcium
- 0.23 Grams Protein
- 0.16 Milligrams Iron
- 37.62 Milligrams Potassium
- 1.78 Micrograms Food Folate
- 0.24 Milligrams Vitamin C
- 6.08 International unit Vitamin A
- 27.85 Grams Carbohydrates
- 26.74 Grams Sugars
- 0.20 Grams Fiber
- 12.16 Milligrams Sodium
- 0.02 Grams Fats
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