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Fruity Festive Skewers Recipe

This is such a fun dish to make, one you could save until Christmas Day and make with all of the kids in the family. Make sure you use fruit that is firm and not too ripe, otherwise it won’t hold its shape once it’s skewered.

Makes: 12 skewers

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Fruity Festive Skewers Recipe

By: Danielle Minnebo

This is such a fun dish to make, one you could save until Christmas Day and make with all of the kids in the family. Make sure you use fruit that is firm and not too ripe, otherwise it won’t hold its shape once it’s skewered.


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Recipe


Ingredients

  • 1 pomegranate
  • 150g fresh raspberries
  • 150g fresh blackberries
  • ½ watermelon, cut into slices
  • 6 kiwifruit, cut into slices
  • 2 cups plain coconut yoghurt
  • 12 wooden skewers

Method


  • Cut pomegranate in half and tap seeds into bowl. Set aside and discard remainder. Place raspberries and blackberries in separate bowls and set aside.
  • Place watermelon slices on chopping board and using Christmas cookie cutters cut out as many stars and Christmas tree shapes as you can. Repeat process with kiwifruit. Place all pieces into bowls and set aside.
  • Assemble fruit onto 12 skewers. There is no right order to add fruit to skewers; I found I fit 5 pieces of fruit per skewer and I kept the same pattern for each skewer.
  • Spread coconut yoghurt over serving platter. Top with fruit skewers and scatter over pomegranate seeds just before serving.

  

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Danielle Minnebo

Danielle Minnebo

Danielle is a university-qualified nutritionist, a passionate home cook and founder of Food to Nourish. Danielle’s love affair with cooking started at a very young age in the kitchen where she was taught to cook by her mother. Danielle is passionate about helping people form a better understanding of nutrition and a healthier relationship with the food they eat. In fact, she’s on a mission to help spread the real food message to as many people as possible. Throughout her work as a nutritionist, Danielle’s basic principles have always come back to how we cook and prepare our food. She believes it really is as simple as combining wholefood ingredients in the right way to create tasty dishes that are nutrient-dense and full of flavour.

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