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Recipe Shot glasses of persimmon and apples – Italian Cuisine

Recipe Shot glasses of persimmon and apples


  • 200 g fresh cream
  • 200 g sugar
  • 200 g Greek yogurt
  • 6 g edible gelatine in sheets
  • 2 pcs khaki
  • a green tea bag
  • a green Granny Smith apple
  • a red Royal Gala apple
  • lemon

For the recipe of the glasses of persimmons and apples, prepare a syrup by cooking the sugar with 350 g of water and a sachet of green tea until boiling. Remove from the apples, without peeling, 2-3 slices and reduce them into small cubes. Dip them in lemon juice to prevent them from turning black on contact with the air. Put the gelatin in a bowl of water.
Peel the rest of the apples, cut them into touches and add them to the syrup. Remove the tea bag and cook for 15 minutes. Drain the touches of apple, keeping the syrup, and blend them to obtain a cream. Strain the syrup and add the squeezed gelatine immediately when it is still warm; stir until it is completely dissolved. Let the syrup cool, then pour a finger into each of the 4 glasses you will use to serve; add the diced apple and place it in the fridge for 30 minutes. Peel the persimmons and shake them until you get a smooth sauce. Mix the apple cream with 200 g of Greek yogurt.
Whip the cream and add it to the apple cream. Distribute it in glasses and complete with the persimmon sauce. Rest in the fridge again for 30 minutes; finally decorated to taste with apple slices and mint leaves.

Giving Thanks

Michele and I had a very lovely Thanksgiving holiday with the family in Davis, CA. The food and company were wonderful, and as if that wasn’t enough, I also enjoyed a flood of viewers posting pictures of their successful Food Wishes’ recipes on Twitter and Instagram. I want to thank everyone who mentioned us this holiday, and I couldn’t be happier or more proud of all the beautiful food you created and shared. And while we’re on the subject, here are a few highlights from our meal. Enjoy!

Our handsome, free-range turkey was from Branigan’s Turkey Farm in Woodland, California, and it was amazing! I did the old, herb-butter under the skin trick, and it was one of the juiciest, most flavorful turkeys in recent memory.
I love to start the Thanksgiving meal with a small salad. This is a great way to get everyone to the table for toasts, grace, etc., and not have to worry about all the food getting cold. While the turkey rests, enjoy a nice pear, persimmon salad with goat cheese, pomegranate, and candied walnuts.
What’s Thanksgiving, but an elaborate excuse to eat lots of buttery mashed potatoes? These were fortified with cream cheese as family tradition dictates.
These incredibly tasty sweet potatoes were simply roasted with maple butter and topped with salty, crunchy, toasted pistachios.  They were perfect.
I decided to eschew the usual green bean casserole for this new addition to the holiday side repertoire. The beans were tossed with copious amounts of roasted garlic, and then warmed in the oven after a crumbling of Point Reyes blue cheese. No one missed the casserole! 

We finished with the pumpkin pie you saw posted a while back, and by the looks of my Twitter feed, so did many of you. I hope you had a great holiday, and enjoy the rest of the weekend. Special thanks to Peggy & Al, Nina & Tom, and Jennifer and Leanne for providing us with such an enjoyable Thanksgiving. Stay tuned for a new video tomorrow!

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