Coconut ice is easy to make and mouth-wateringly tasty. Perfect for a sweet afternoon treat or wrapped up as a Christmas gift
Ingredients
For the white mixture:
- 250g icing sugar
- 100g mascarpone
- 150g desiccated coconut
For the raspberry mixture:
- 50g fresh raspberries
- 50g mascarpone
- 250g icing sugar
- 200g desiccated coconut
You'll also need:
- 1 x 18cm square baking tin
- Non-stick baking paper
- Whisk
WEIGHT CONVERTER
Method
- Line an 18cm square tin with non-stick baking paper. Make the white ice first by beating half the sugar with the mascarpone until you have a smooth runny paste. Stir in the coconut and remaining sugar, mix well then press into the bottom of the tin. Pack the mixture in well and smooth the top.
- For the raspberry mixture: Squish the raspberries with the mascarpone and half the sugar until smooth. You can sieve the seeds out if you like. Then stir in the coconut followed by the last of the sugar. Spread this carefully over the white ice until you have it even, then press it down firmly with a spatula and your fingers.
- Loosely cover the tin, with the top of the ice exposed to the air slightly, and leave overnight somewhere cool to firm. The following day, lift out of the tin by the lining paper and cut into pieces.
Top Tip for making Raspberry coconut ice
If it’s a little too soft when mixing, try adding a little more sugar and coconut to firm it.
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