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Fruit Granita

4 servings

20 minutes

Fruit granita is a refreshing Italian dessert that originates from sunny Sicily. This icy sorbet made from natural fruits features a delicate texture similar to snowflakes. Watermelon granita delights with its sweetness and light berry coolness, while the melon version adds a honeyed hue and softness of flavor. Lime and lemon juice accentuates the freshness, creating a perfect balance between sweet and citrusy. Granita is perfect for hot days when you crave something light yet aromatic. It can be served in a glass with a spoon, complemented by fresh fruits or mint leaves. This dessert is the true embodiment of summer enjoyment, offering a moment of coolness and pleasure.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
130.4
kcal
1.1g
grams
0.3g
grams
31.5g
grams
Ingredients
4servings
Watermelon
350 
g
Melon
300 
g
Lime juice
1 
tbsp
Lime zest
1 
pc
Lemon juice
3 
tbsp
Lemon zest
0.5 
pc
Sugar
80 
g
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Grate the zest of 1 lime on a fine grater and squeeze out the juice. Remove the seeds from the watermelon flesh and cut it into small pieces. Load all ingredients for the watermelon granita into a blender and blend until completely smooth. The amount of sugar can be adjusted to taste and depending on the sweetness of the watermelon. I added 50 grams.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Watermelon350 g
    2. Lime juice1 tablespoon
    3. Lime zest1 piece
    4. Sugar80 g
  • 2

    Do the same with the melon, but add lemon instead of lime.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Melon300 g
    2. Lemon juice3 tablespoons
    3. Lemon zest0.5 piece
  • 3

    Pour into 2 molds in an even layer and place in the refrigerator. Every half hour, stir the freezing mass thoroughly with a fork to prevent it from freezing into one solid piece of ice, resulting in a fluffy snow.

  • 4

    When the ice is fully ready (it took me 3 hours), it can be served.

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