Recipe of Jamie Oliver Mixed Berry Fruit Ice-Ring Made With Non-Alcoholic Sangria Served With Cornish Ice Cream

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Great recipe for Mixed Berry Fruit Ice-Ring Made With Non-Alcoholic Sangria Served With Cornish Ice Cream. A fruit-filled ice ring will melt more slowly than ice cubes, which means it won't water down your punch. This easy to make non-alcoholic sangria is perfect for the summer. #mycookbook Dip the bottom of the Bundt pan in the water to loosen the ice ring and invert it onto a plate. Add the ice ring to the sangria.

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The ingredients needed to make Mixed Berry Fruit Ice-Ring Made With Non-Alcoholic Sangria Served With Cornish Ice Cream:

1. Make ready 2 large bags of frozen mixed berries
2. Prepare 3 x 75cl of Sweet Non-Alcoholic wine or Sangria
3. Prepare 200 ml water
4. Prepare 200 ml castor sugar, add more or less
5. Take Cornish Ice cream

Since I have a tendency to buy way more fruit than I can eat when it's on sale, I often have a bunch of fruit sitting in the freezer at the ready to make smoothies and jam. Today, I used a combination of mixed frozen berries (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries) and a fresh lime, along with a lovely (cheap) Grenache called La. Stir in the cran-grape juice, orange juice & lime juice, then add ice & serve in wine glasses or punch cups. Sangria ice cubes keep things cool, original, and (most importantly) tasty.

Instructions to make Mixed Berry Fruit Ice-Ring Made With Non-Alcoholic Sangria Served With Cornish Ice Cream:

1. Place 200ml of water in a saucepan along with the castor sugar. Heat gently then add the Sangria and berries. If you have a Bundt pan, great but if you are like me and don’t use a flan tin and a small baking ramekin placed upside down in the centre.
2. When you have heated gently to infuse all the flavours, leave to cool. Pour some of the sangria into the flan tin with ramekin and place in the freezer.
3. When frozen, remove and place in your bowl and serve sangria in a glass topped with Cornish Ice Cream. All the best and enjoy 😉.

Stir in the cran-grape juice, orange juice & lime juice, then add ice & serve in wine glasses or punch cups. Sangria ice cubes keep things cool, original, and (most importantly) tasty. If this easy-to-make sangria ice cube recipe can't entice you to give it a try, then maybe its Instagram-worthiness factor will convince you. Show all your loyal followers that your latest party came with its very own signature drink. Sangria ice cubes are always in.

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