Quinoa beetroot bowl

Put a pink spin on the classic tiramisu – Florida Pearl® strawberries are back in season! These pale pink strawberries are a little softer than red strawberries, and the flavour is characterised by low acidity and a subtle pineapple aroma. Just like regular strawberries, Florida Pearl® strawberries can be eaten fresh and added to desserts and bakes. We've used them in tiramisu to make a gloriously light and decadent dessert.
1. Cube the strawberries, then place into a bowl. Sprinkle with the caster sugar and lemon juice and allow to stand for 2 hours.
2. Strain the strawberries, reserving the liquid. Mix the strained strawberry juice with the cooled tea.
3. Dip some of the Boudoir biscuits into the strawberry-tea mixture and place into a serving dish.
4. Beat the mascarpone, strawberry jam, and icing sugar until smooth. Spoon ⅓ of the mascarpone mixture over the dipped biscuits, then add some strawberries. Repeat this process twice more.
5. Chill overnight. Decorate with fresh, dried strawberries, and nuts and dust with icing sugar.
Photographs: Shavan Rahim
Recipes: Jacqueline Burgess
Food assistant: Josh van Zyl
1. Cube the strawberries, then place into a bowl. Sprinkle with the caster sugar and lemon juice and allow to stand for 2 hours.
2. Strain the strawberries, reserving the liquid. Mix the strained strawberry juice with the cooled tea.
3. Dip some of the Boudoir biscuits into the strawberry-tea mixture and place into a serving dish.
4. Beat the mascarpone, strawberry jam, and icing sugar until smooth. Spoon ⅓ of the mascarpone mixture over the dipped biscuits, then add some strawberries. Repeat this process twice more.
5. Chill overnight. Decorate with fresh, dried strawberries, and nuts and dust with icing sugar.
Photographs: Shavan Rahim
Recipes: Jacqueline Burgess
Food assistant: Josh van Zyl
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