Minted Sherbet Ring With Strawberries

[Jesus] has offered us a new identity – His identity. No longer separated from God, but now united with God. No longer stained by sin, but now clean from sin. No longer slaves, but now free. No longer guilty before God as Judge, but now loved by God as Father. No longer deserving eternal death, never to grasp all that God created us to be, but now having eternal life, experiencing more and more exactly who God has created us to be.

David Platt

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Desserts	12	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6	c	Sherbet, lemon or pineapple
		slightly softened
1/3	c	Creme de menthe
4	c	Fresh strawberries, hulled

INSTRUCTIONS

Beat sherbet on medium with creme de menthe until smooth. Spoon into a
5-1/2 cup ring mold, wrap in freezer wrap and refreeze.  TO SERVE: Dip
mold into hot water almost to the rim to loosen. Wipe  mold dry and
invert on plate. Fill the center with strawberries.  Sherbet can be
quickly softened in the microwave. Use any berry in  season, or
substitute frozen. Do not exceed 1/3 cup creme de menthe  or the
mixture will not freeze.  Recipe by: Good Housekeeping Illustrated
Cookbook Posted to MC-Recipe  Digest V1 #563 by Barbara Zack
<bzack@gnt.net> on Apr 12, 1997

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