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Cantaloupe Dressing (With Variations)
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Dairy
Thai
Salads, Eat-lf mail, Tried
6
Servings
INGREDIENTS
1
c
Cantaloupe
1/2
c
Lowfat yogurt; vanilla or plain
4
ts
Sugar; or less
1
c
Cantaloupe
1/4
c
Fresh orange juice
2
tb
Nonfat dry milk solids
2
tb
Mango chutney; hot
1/4
ts
Thai Seasoning blend (McCormick)
Mango-Passion Jump-up Hot Sauce, optional
Fresh chopped cilantro leaves, garnish
INSTRUCTIONS
DIP FOR VEGETABLES & FRUIT
Cut cantaloupe into chunks and place in the bowl of a food processor. Add
other ingredients blend thoroughly. Chill or serve immediately over fruit
salad.
May be used as "stock" for a soup; add cucumbers and spices, to taste.
For a tangier Dressing: use 1/2 cup kiwi fruit in place of 1-cup melon.
3% cff. Serves 6, 2 tablespoon each: 30 cals, 0.9 protein, 0.1 g fat; 7 g
carb; 226 mg sodium, 0.1 mg cholesterol.
Dip for Vegetables and Fruit: Puree the cantaloupe. Combine all by hand for
a thicker dip. Serve as dip for platter of red grapes, cucumbers, cherry
tomatoes, cut cauliflower, watermelon chunks (seedless), and mushrooms.
~-Jul 30 97 patH
Ideas presented in Inland Empire Magazine August 1997: "Dress It Up".
Busted by KitpatH and shared with Eat-lf.
Recipe by: Hanneman (Riverside) Posted to Digest eat-lf.v097.n193 by
KitPATh <phannema@wizard.ucr.edu> on Jul 31, 1997
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