Raspberry fool

Raspberry fool is a classic English dessert that has been around for centuries. The earliest known recipe for raspberry fool dates back to the 16th century, and it is thought to have originated in the town of Tisbury in Wiltshire. The dish was originally made with fresh raspberries, cream, and sugar, and it was served as a light summer dessert.

Over the years, the recipe for raspberry fool has evolved and there are now many different variations of the dish. Some recipes use cooked raspberries, while others use a combination of fresh and frozen raspberries. Some recipes also call for the addition of other fruits, such as blueberries or strawberries.

Although raspberry fool is traditionally served cold, some modern recipes call for the dish to be served warm. This is usually done by heating the raspberries and cream in a saucepan before adding the sugar and other ingredients.

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Raspberry Fool

  • cream cheese
  • heavy cream
  • almond flavor
  • raspberry
  • sugar
  • lime juice

Ingredient Breakdown

 
sugar
heavy cream
raspberry
salt
vanilla extract
honey
lime zest
crème fraîche
angel cake
strawberry
vanilla
blood orange
mango
mascarpone cheese
butter
croissant
confectioners sugar
driscoll' raspberry
whipping cream
cream cheese
almond flavor
lime juice
rose water
mint

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