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Fruit on a stick
Recipe by Ashlyn's Organics Ltd
Cooking Time:

12

minutes
Cost:

30p

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Ingredients
350 g (12oz) pineapple, peeled, cored and cut into chunks
115 g (4 oz) strawberries, washed and hulled
1 large banana
25 g (1 oz) brown sugar
1 tablespoon of runny honey
4 wooden skewers
Method
Fruit on a stick

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To kick things off, you need to
make sure the skewers that you're going to use later are nice and soft, so put them to soak while you get started on the fruit. You'll also need to pre-heat the grill so that it's nice and warm from the moment you start cooking.
You can use whatever fruit you like - if you've got fresh stuff, great, but if not, tinned will do fine.
1. Cut the fruit up into chunks.
2. Put the fruit to one side while you prepare the honey and sugar coating. Add the sugar and honey to a small saucepan, give it a bit of a mix and warm it through.
Make sure it doesn't boil though, as it won't taste too good!
3. Once that's done, thread the fruit onto the skewers, give it a good coating of the honey and sugar mixture and pop them in the grill for 5 minutes.
4. When they're done, they should be a nice golden brown.
When you're handling things from the grill, make sure you wear oven gloves so
you don't burn yourself.

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Comments
On 3rd April 2008 at 13 46 PM, Harry said "This is a really simple recipe, we had it for tea last night.What else can you do with friut? thanks"

On 31st October 2007 at 21 16 PM, Rebecca said "I just love this recipe as it's a great way to eat fruit. I added pineapple as that's my favourite, you should try it Kitchen Crew!"


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