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Nieve de Garrafa (Mexican Fruit Ice Cream)
Traditional Nieve de Garrafa – Refreshing Mexican Fruit Ice Delight
Ingredients:
3 cups fresh fruit (e.g., mango, strawberry, pineapple, or guava), chopped
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup water
Juice of 1 lime
Pinch of salt
Crushed ice and rock salt (for the freezing container method)
Directions:
In a blender, combine the chopped fruit, sugar, lime juice, water, and salt. Blend until completely smooth.
Taste and adjust sweetness or acidity as needed.
Pour the fruit purée into a metal or stainless steel cylinder (garrafa) or any tall, narrow metal container.
Place the cylinder in a larger container filled with crushed ice and rock salt, surrounding the sides completely.
Rotate and stir the fruit mixture continuously using a long wooden paddle or spoon. This step mimics the traditional hand-churning technique used by street vendors.
Continue churning for about 30–45 minutes until the mixture thickens and takes on a sorbet-like consistency.
Serve immediately for a soft, slushy texture or freeze for an additional 2–3 hours for a firmer scoop.
Prep Time: 10 minutes | Freezing Time: 45 minutes | Total Time: 55 minutes
Kcal: 120 kcal | Servings: 6 servings
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No dairy, no fuss—just pure, fresh-fruit flavor This traditional Nieve de Garrafa is Mexico’s fruity frozen treasure!Nieve de Garrafa (Mexican Fruit Ice Cream) Traditional Nieve de Garrafa – Refreshing Mexican Fruit Ice Delight Ingredients: 3 cups fresh fruit (e.g., mango, strawberry, pineapple, or guava), chopped 1 cup granulated sugar 1/2 cup water Juice of 1 lime Pinch of salt Crushed ice and rock salt (for the freezing container method) Directions: In a blender, combine the chopped fruit, sugar, lime juice, water, and salt. Blend until completely smooth. Taste and adjust sweetness or acidity as needed. Pour the fruit purée into a metal or stainless steel cylinder (garrafa) or any tall, narrow metal container. Place the cylinder in a larger container filled with crushed ice and rock salt, surrounding the sides completely. Rotate and stir the fruit mixture continuously using a long wooden paddle or spoon. This step mimics the traditional hand-churning technique used by street vendors. Continue churning for about 30–45 minutes until the mixture thickens and takes on a sorbet-like consistency. Serve immediately for a soft, slushy texture or freeze for an additional 2–3 hours for a firmer scoop. Prep Time: 10 minutes | Freezing Time: 45 minutes | Total Time: 55 minutes Kcal: 120 kcal | Servings: 6 servings #mexicandesserts #nievedegarrafa #fruiticecream #traditionalmexicanfood #mexicansorbet #streetdesserts #mangonieve #homemadesorbet #latinotreats #freshfruitice #naturalicecream #paleteriastyle #sorbets #tropicaldesserts #icecreamsanscream #summerdesserts #fruitytreats #authenticdessert #refreshingdesserts #homemadefrozendessert No dairy, no fuss—just pure, fresh-fruit flavor This traditional Nieve de Garrafa is Mexico’s fruity frozen treasure!
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In a bold move, Ukraine is repurposing the infamous Chernobyl Exclusion Zone into a center for sustainable tourism, scientific education, and environmental research. Partnering with the nearby city of Slavutych, officials aim to transform the area into a symbol of resilience, offering visitors guided access to historically significant zones like Pripyat, the New Safe Confinement, and decontaminated corridors.
The initiative, launched as part of Ukraine’s post-war recovery blueprint, seeks to:
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