Name: Melon with Mint, Ginger and Orange
Ingredients: 1 Ripe melon; such as cantaloupe or Charentais, cut into thin slices; 1 sl (1cm/1/2in) fresh root ginger; peeled and cut into thin strips; Grated rind of 1/2 orange; 1 lg Orange ; juice of; Shredded mint leaves

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Ripe melon; such as cantaloupe or Charentais, cut into thin slices
1	sl	(1cm/1/2in) fresh root ginger; peeled and cut into thin strips
		Grated rind of 1/2 orange
1	lg	Orange ; juice of
		Shredded mint leaves

INSTRUCTIONS

Melon was once a treat. We're blas. about it now, but a simply dressed ripe
melon is wonderful.
Preparation time:
15    minutes.
Arrange the melon on plates. Mix the ginger, orange rind and juice; drizzle
over the melon. Sprinkle over the mint. Can be made up to 6 hours ahead and
chilled. Remove from fridge 1o minutes before serving.
ORANGE RIND OPTION: Cut it into strips instead of grating, if you prefer.
Nutrition notes per serving: 32 kcalories, protein 1g, carbohydrate 7g, fat
trace, saturated fat trace, fibre 2g, added sugar none, salt 0.03g
From BBC Good food Guide
Posted to fatfree digest by "andy&shell" <andy.shell@virgin.net> on Dec 3,
1998, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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