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Minted Melon And Berry Salad

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Grains Jewish 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/3 c Sugar
1/4 c Whole mint leaves
1 Jalapeno pepper, cut in half
1/2 Honey dew melon seeded
1/2 Cantalope, seeded
1 c Blueberries or large purple
grapes seedless
1 T Lime juice
1 T Chopped fresh mint leaves
Fresh mint leaves for
garrnish

INSTRUCTIONS

prep time 15 minutes cooking time 10 minutes  Bring 1/2 cup water,
sugar, whole mint leaves, and jalpeno pepper to  boil in small sauce
pan over medium heat. simmer 5 minutes; remove  from heat and cool to
room temperature. cut thin wedges from one of  the melons and remove
rind. Make melon balls from the other melon.  Toss melon balls with
blueberies. Arrange melon wedges and melon  balls with berries on
individual serving plates. Remove mint leaves  and pepper from syrup
and stir in lime juice and chopped mint;  drizzle over fruit. garnish
with mint leaves. 6 to 8 servings Posted  to JEWISH-FOOD digest by
Yaoraha <Yaoraha@aol.com> on Apr 20, 1998

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