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J.C. Ryle

Watermelon Compote

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Grains Dessert 6 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 pk (10-oz) frozen strawberries; thawed; -or-
2 c Fresh strawberries; sweetened and halved
2 tb Lime juice
6 c Watermelon; seeded and cubed
1/2 c Bing cherries; halved & pitted
1 c Fresh blueberries
12 oz White wine; chilled

INSTRUCTIONS

In blender, combine strawberries and lime juice. Cover and puree. Pour into
a small jar. Chill until ready to serve. In a large compote dish, place
watermelon, cherries and blueberries. Chill at least three hours before
serving. Just before serving, drizzle compote with strawberry/lime juice
puree and white wine. Serves 6 to 8.
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