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Melon, Mint And Ginger Soup With Nectarine

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INGREDIENTS

1 Ripe Galia melon
1 t Fresh sliced ginger
1 Sprig mint, stalk removed
75 Orange juice
1 Ripe nectarine

INSTRUCTIONS

Cut the melon in half, remove the seeds and scoop out the flesh.
Liquidise the melon with the ginger and mint (retaining one leaf per
person), add the orange juice and chill.  Serve in bowls or scooped-out
melon shells, and lay a couple of  wafer-thin nectarine slices on top
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