Persimmon Chiaseed yogurt Verrines, a French dessert that has many layers that plays with bright colors, textures and flavors, served in a small glasses.
We met through blogging sometime back but I always felt I have known her for years.Chitz always has a special and personalized way of writing comments which drew me closer to her.I thoroughly enjoy reading her posts as well.Now don’t you think the blog is aptly named indulge.Chitz says she is an amateur cook but you should see the Onam sadhya she made.I was really blown away by the number of dishes she made and also the amount of effort put in to get all the Indian goods in a place like Norway.Hats off to you girl !!
I wanted to make a virtual biriyani for the young couple thats what chechis do right!:) but I gave her a choice and she chose this simple and healthy dessert.
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persimmon-chia-verraines
Ingredients
- Fuyu Persimmon – 2 (1 per person)
- Homemade yogurt from heavy whipping cream – 4 -5 tbsp Really thick not sour
- Chia seed – 1 1/2 tbsp
- Honey – 2 tsp
Instructions
- Wash, wipe and freeze ripe persimmon for 24 hours.
- Soak chia seeds in 1/2 glass water and let it stand for 1 hour to expand or overnight in fridge.
- When u are ready to assemble in the glass simply take out the frozen persimmon put it in warm water for a few minutes then cut off leave part and peel the skin gently with potato peeler (u might have to hold the fruit with a paper towel or cloth as the fruit would be still cold).Cut into bite size pieces
- To assemble
- Arrange few pieces of fruit at the bottom of the glass then slowly put 2 tbsp of yogurt per glass then hold a spoon upside down on top of the yogurt and gently pour 2-3 tsp of chia seeds onto the back of the spoon.So the layers would not mix up .On top add add the remaining cut fruits.Serve chilled or at room temperature.
- Before serving drizzle some honey.
Aww, that's so sweet of you Meena 🙂 I really wish I could have that biriyani.. U tempted me like crazy with that pic 😀 Maybe you can make that for me when I visit you sometime 🙂 🙂 Thanks a ton for accepting my invitation & doing this lovely post for me 🙂
Chitz is indeed a sweetheart.. looking at those chilled persimmon, I felt the temp was dropping in my room :).. well captured.. will hope over to Chitz blog to get the recipe.
He hee..ya sure! even if the biriyani doesn't taste half as good as it looks I will make it for u 🙂 🙂
Thank you so much for inviting me Chitz.
Such a cute dessert 🙂 and Chitz is sure a lovely blogger. Hopping over to see the post 🙂 love those Roses Meena on your blog
So good to see and I am utmost sure about the taste. Hop and hopping over for the exciting recipe.
Wow…superb Meena, Verrines look very tempting with awesome presentation dear..:)
OK, so now I learn what this fruit is called!!! We call it thakkali pazham and I love it just like that… it is one of the best fruits if it is sweet but pachayanenkilo vaaya kedaavum!!! I don't think I've to tell anything about Chitz, right… 🙂 the pudding looks so droolworthy… hoping onto Chitz space… Meena chechi… 😛
Wow Meena !! u ve a great creativity n excellent photo skills. mastered bth.. look at the way uve captured those chilled persimmon n the final pic is making me drooling. Bth r so realistic n colors r popping..
Wow! this is simply superb. Nice post dear.
The fruit pic clearly reveals the chilling temperature out there. Over to Indulge to read the rest…
That's a interesting sounding recipe…..i liked old header of this place…
Ur cliks always makes me to drool ..one of The Good photographer Ur meena…jumping to chitz space..
I must say u r an expert in photography! Lovely clicks n a super yum dessert.. Great post dear!
Beautiful dessert Meena…very creative 🙂
I know she is really such a sweet heart.
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