Rhubarb & coconut ripples

Rhubarb & coconut ripples

Add a little bit of the Caribbean to rhubarb fool

Difficulty and servings

Easy

Serves 6

Preparation and cooking times

Total time

Ready in 50-60 minutes, plus optional chilling

Method

  1. Put the rhubarb into a pan with 100g/4oz sugar and the honey and cook over a low heat for 15-20 minutes until completely softened. Taste and add more sugar if necessary. Spoon the rhubarb into a sieve set over a bowl. This will release some of the rhubarb juices, which will provide a syrup. Leave until cold.
  2. Whip the double cream to soft peaks. If the rhubarb pulp is very pale, mix in a little grenadine to give it more of a pink tone. Now mix the coconut cream into the rhubarb pulp, and add 100ml/3½fl oz of the rhubarb juices. Lightly fold in the cream, leaving the rhubarb with a rippled effect.
  3. Divide the mousse between 6 glasses and firm them up in the fridge. This should take a couple of hours, but they will keep for up to 24 hours. When you're ready to serve, top each mousse with a trickle of rhubarb syrup, a broken macaroon and a sprinkling of coconut.

Per serving

443 kcalories, protein 4g, carbohydrate 36g, fat 32 g, saturated fat 20g, fibre 3g, sugar 31g, salt 0.09 g

Recipe from Good Food magazine, May 2004.

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  • 20 February 2008

    ziggy rated and commented on this recipe

    1 stars

    i think you could leave out the rubard and add some chocolate and add some lovely glaxey that would give a more creamy taste and children like us would enjoy it much more becasue tis unhealthy HA HAHa YUUUUUMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEYYYYYY with an extra bit of flake!!!!!!!

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  • 09 March 2008

    Belkey rated and commented on this recipe

    1 stars

    I was unsure about the rhubarb and coconut combination, but decided to give these a shot anyway. My concerns were pointless anyway as all I could taste was the honey from the rhubarb stewing juices...so this pud is rather a waste of time if you like either rhubarb or coconut!

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  • 10 June 2010

    Euphi rated and commented on this recipe

    4 stars

    I really liked this dessert - and so did my guests. Next time I would up the coconut content as I really liked it. Am making at again tonight for a dinner party tomorrow. Was very refreshing and great as you can make it in advance.

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  • 18 March 2012

    sandyjc60 rated and commented on this recipe

    4 stars

    This was so simple to make and looked and tasted great - a great hit with everyone at a Mothers Day lunch - used frozen rhubarb and didn't need to defrost before use.

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Difficulty and servings

Easy

Serves 6

Preparation and cooking times

Total time

Ready in 50-60 minutes, plus optional chilling

Ingredients

  • 1kg rhubarb , washed and chopped (coarse, stringy sticks may need to be peeled)
  • 100g caster sugar , depending on sweetness of rhubarb
  • 3 tbsp clear honey
  • 284ml carton double cream
  • a few dribbles grenadine (optional)
  • 100ml thick coconut cream

TO FINISH

  • 6 almond macaroons
  • a little desiccated coconut
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Per serving

443 kcalories, protein 4g, carbohydrate 36g, fat 32 g, saturated fat 20g, fibre 3g, sugar 31g, salt 0.09 g

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