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20 GH SPECIAL RECIPE EDITION 2020


Nectarine Melba
Froyo Bark
This frozen treat is easy to
make and fun to eat, and you
can try it with different yoghurt
flavours and fruits

Hands-on Time 15 minutes,
plus freezing Serves 4
500g plain yoghurt
60g runny honey
1½ tsp vanilla paste
125g raspberries
2 nectarines, stones removed
and cut into rough 1cm pieces
40g mini meringues
(see GH Tip)
FOR THE SWIRL
75g raspberries
1 tsp runny honey


  1. Line a medium baking tray
    with baking paper. Mix yoghurt,
    honey and vanilla paste, then
    spread mixture in an even layer
    on the prepared tray.

  2. For the swirl, whizz the
    raspberries and honey in a
    mini food processor (or mash
    well in a bowl with a fork).
    Push through a fine sieve,
    working the pulp well to get
    as much smooth purée out as
    possible. Discard seeds. Drizzle
    and dollop the swirl onto the
    yoghurt layer.

  3. Scatter over the whole
    raspberries, chopped
    nectarines and mini meringues.
    Freeze for 2 hours or until solid.

  4. To serve, peel off the baking
    paper and break bark into
    shards.
    EACH SERVING About 870kJ, 8g
    protein, 2g fat (1g saturated),
    39g carbohydrate (39g total
    sugars), 3g fibre.
    GET AHEAD Once the yoghurt
    mixture is frozen, wrap tray in
    clingwrap. Store in the freezer
    for up to 1 month.


GH TIP


If you can’t find mini
meringues, simply break
up 50g meringue nests.

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20 GH SPECIAL RECIPE EDITION 2020


Nectarine Melba
Froyo Bark
This frozen treat is easy to
make and fun to eat, and you
can try it with different yoghurt
flavours and fruits

Hands-on Time 15 minutes,
plus freezing Serves 4
500g plain yoghurt
60g runny honey
1½ tsp vanilla paste
125g raspberries
2 nectarines, stones removed
and cut into rough 1cm pieces
40g mini meringues
(see GH Tip)
FOR THE SWIRL
75g raspberries
1 tsp runny honey


  1. Line a medium baking tray
    with baking paper. Mix yoghurt,
    honey and vanilla paste, then
    spread mixture in an even layer
    on the prepared tray.

  2. For the swirl, whizz the
    raspberries and honey in a
    mini food processor (or mash
    well in a bowl with a fork).
    Push through a fine sieve,
    working the pulp well to get
    as much smooth purée out as
    possible. Discard seeds. Drizzle
    and dollop the swirl onto the
    yoghurt layer.

  3. Scatter over the whole
    raspberries, chopped
    nectarines and mini meringues.
    Freeze for 2 hours or until solid.

  4. To serve, peel off the baking
    paper and break bark into
    shards.
    EACH SERVING About 870kJ, 8g
    protein, 2g fat (1g saturated),
    39g carbohydrate (39g total
    sugars), 3g fibre.
    GET AHEAD Once the yoghurt
    mixture is frozen, wrap tray in
    clingwrap. Store in the freezer
    for up to 1 month.


GH TIP


If you can’t find mini
meringues, simply break
up 50g meringue nests.
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