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Berries and Cream

Hello everyone.  It's been a very eventful and sad week.  The tragedies and losses have been far too many.  I can't help but think of the families that are grieving the sudden and unexpected death of their loved ones and the many people who were injured.  My heart grows with sadness. I can only ask that we all keep these families in our prayers.
 
Now, I would like to share something sweet and heart warming.  It is a very scrumptious dessert featuring fruits swimming in a silky-smooth cream.  This fresh and fragrant Berries and Cream combo mixes strawberries and raspberries with whipping cream and sweetened condensed milk.  It is a great summer dessert, weekend treat or simply just because.  Surprisingly, it is very airy and light.  I don't mean low calories girls.  It is ok to indulge from time to time don't you think....  
  
I hope you enjoy the recipe.  Thank you for your visit.
  
 



 
 
 
Recipe
 
Ingredients:

 
1 Cup heavy whipping cream
1/3 cup sweetened condensed milk
1/3 cup of powder sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup of chopped fresh strawberries
1/2 cup of fresh raspberries
7 crushed cookies (any plain cookie)
4 Whole strawberries for garnish
4 Whole raspberries for garnish
fresh mint for garnish
 
 
Preparation:
 
 
In a medium bowl, combine whipping cream, vanilla and sugar.  Using a mixer at high speed,  beat until medium peaks form; set aside.
 
With a pastry brush coat dessert glasses with a thin layer of sweetened condensed milk.  Now coat glass with a dusting of the crushed cookies; set aside. 
 
Lightly fold the sweetened condensed milk into the mixed cream. (Do not mix, just fold)
 
Fill half of the dessert glasses with cream.  Add a few of the chopped strawberries and raspberries. and top with a sprinkle of the crushed cookie for a bit of crunch.  Fill dessert glass with more cream until you reach the top of the glass.   Add more of the chopped strawberries, raspberries and crushed cookies to finish. 
 
Garnish with strawberry and mint. Serve immediately. 
Makes 4 Servings

 
 
 
 

Comments

  1. O, Janet, that is just scrumptious looking. I'm writing it down for sure, and it is presented so beautifully..Happy Thursday..Judy

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  2. Janet, this looks so amazingly good!!!!!!!
    I love condensed milk and will be entertaining a few of my mom's friends this Saturday.
    Perfect ending for a light lunch.
    Thank you for sharing :)

    Wishing you a great weekend.
    Angela

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  3. This looks divine! Thank you for sharing with us :) Have a great weekend!

    Hugs,
    Stephanie

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  4. This looks SO delicious! Thank you for sharing the recipe.

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  5. My mouth is watering!! And to think I have two containers of fresh strawberries on my kitchen counter just waiting for the right recipe. Woohoo! I think I found it!! Thanks for a great dessert idea!

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  6. Janet, this looks so good...and pretty! I'm adding this one to my files!

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  7. This looks most sumptuous.

    - The Tablescaper

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  8. oh my goodness...this looks so good...thank you for sharing at One More Time Events. www.onemoretimeevens.com

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    1. Stopping by to let you know you have been featured over at One More Time Events....Thank you for sharing.
      Party is up hope you can come and join in again.
      Tammy

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  9. Janet, this looks wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing at Mop It Up Monday. I'm featuring it today on my blog. :)

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  10. um....YUM! That looks amazing, I am trying it tomorrow. Thank you so much for posting! Linda
    mysewwhatblog.blogspot.com

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    1. Hello Linda. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your sweet comment. I am so happy to hear that you are going to give this receipe a try. I am sure you will love it. Let me know how you make out.

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  11. I know my invite for dessert is lost in the mail, right? This just makes my heart go pitter patter. I have to try this one soon. I hope you don't mind that I pinned it, if you do, I'll delete it. I must remember this! Thanks for sharing.. xo marlis

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  12. I definitely have to try this recipe. Sounds delicious. Thanks so much for sharing. I would love for you to share your recipe at Transformed Tuesday. I know my readers would love it.

    http://pjhdesignsoneofakind.blogspot.com/2013/04/transformed-tuesday-35-features.html
    Hugs,
    Peggy~PJH Designs






















































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  13. Hi Janet,
    Not only does your dessert look scrumptious, but it's pretty too. I'm sure company would enjoy it as well. I am writing it down. Thank you for sharing with us and have a beautiful weekend.

    Blessings,
    Sandi

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  14. Geez Louise, this looks good!!!!! I don't care about the calories. The calorie countin' boat sailed a LONG time ago for me! :-) It's just gorgeous! I'm always looking for pretty desserts to serve for "the girls", and the crushed cookies make the dessert look that much more special!!!

    You did a marvelous job of preparing this treat!!!! It's beautiful! (visiting from Cuisine Kathleen's blog party)

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  15. Yummy...who cares about calories when something that sinful is put in front of you!

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  16. Wonderful photos of your dessert and and a recipe wih berries is always a great idea! Thanks for sharing! Pam

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  17. This looks delicious. Thank you so much for linking up this week! Hope you can join the party again.

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  18. Wonderful great going, I love your work and look forward for more work from your side. I am a regular visitor of this site and by now have suggested many people
    Chill out bars in Singapore

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  19. Sooo yummy! And it is so easy to make too. Thank you for this scrumpdelicious quick and easy recipe.


    Blessings,

    Aida

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