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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Waitrose2	8	servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Galia; Honeydew and
		; Charentais melons,
		; cut in half
1/2		Watermelon
250	g	Fresh blueberries; (9oz)
115	g	Icing sugar; (4oz)
2		Fresh limes; juice of
45	ml	Waitrose Select Vodka; (optional) (3tbsp)

INSTRUCTIONS

Scrape the seeds from the melons and using either a melon scoop or a
teaspoon, scoop out rounds of fruit into a large bowl. Remove as many seeds
as possible, if necessary, from the watermelon and cut the flesh into
chunks. Stir in the blueberries.
Sift the icing sugar over the fruit and add the lime juice and vodka, if
using. Turn the fruit after about 10 minutes to mix in the sugar.
Refrigerate for 2 hours and decorate with mint leaves or flowers.
Note: These varieties of melon are also delicious served with slices of
Parma ham or in a salad with prawns, chives and a little mayonnaise.
Alternatively, simply serve the melon on its own.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : A refreshing summer dessert made with a variety of melons. Fresh
blueberries give an extra burst of flavour and the lime juice adds
fragrance. When a melon is ripe it has a strong sweet scent and yields
slightly at the stem end. Watermelon adds a beautiful deep pink colour and
is available with small edible white seeds at this time of year. Decorate
the salad with mint leaves or edible flowers, such as nasturtiums, and
serve with Waitrose Natural Low Fat Yogurt.
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