Watermelon, berries and Prosecco – It’s summer o’clock (Bianca)
A Summer Prosecco recipe by “Cooking with Nico and Bianca”
A note from Our Editor:
I came across this recipe online and HAD to share it with readers. It’s a great use of utilizing what’s around the house and of course, a perfect way to quench your summer thirst.
Enjoy the Recipe by Nico and Bianca!
I had a bottle of Prosecco sitting in my fridge for some time now. I guess I was waiting for the summer. With so many fruits around now, it was a good reason to open the bottle for a refreshment mix.
Serving with Style
Ingredients
– watermelon – about half of a medium size one
– fresh mint leaves
– fresh or frozen berries (I used frozen ones, instead of ice)
– 1 lime
– Prosecco (chilled)
Method
Get all the seeds out from watermelon, then place the pulp into a blender. Give it a good mix. Strain through a fine sieve, so the juice it’s separated from the pulp.
I ended up with a bit more then half a liter of juice.
In a glass goblet put some fresh mint leaves, 1 lime (very thin sliced) and some berries.
In a glass goblet put some fresh mint leaves, 1 lime (very thin sliced) and some berries.
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The cloche was originally invented to protect growing watermelons in the field from cold temperatures. keep ours inside as an oversized modern pastry lid.
