Posted on Friday, November 20, 2015 in
Dessert Recipes
Portuguese Fruit Brochettes
Learn how to make these delicious fruit brochettes.
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| Preparation time | 15 min |
| Cooking Time | 5 min |
| Ready In | 20 min |
| Level of Difficulty | Easy |
| Servings | 4 |
Ingredients
2 bananas, peeled in chunks2 apples, peeled in chunks2 pears, peeled in chunks2 oranges, peeled in chunks2 slices melon, peeled in chunks1 1⁄4 teaspoons brown sugarOptional:200 g dark chocolate1⁄8 cup of cream
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Preparation
- Arrange fruit on 4 brochette spears (skewers).
- Sprinkle with sugar.
- Brown under broiler or on your grill until the sugar has burnt slightly.
- Serve.
- Optional: melt chocolate in microwave, stir in cream.
- Serve brochettes on bed of chocolate or covered in it.
Recipe & Photo Credit: WiGal, Food.com
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| Level of Difficulty | Very Easy |
| Servings | 6 |
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