Creamy Strawberry Treat
A Very Happy Diwali to all my readers and my fellow bloggers. I have visited all my fellow bloggers sites...they are excel in there work as usual:-)...Sorry folks I could not mail any sweet or snaak on this occasion also anable to participate in Vee's Jhiva-Diwali's event. Hope I could participate. But I try to make for another Jhiva event. This time again its time for me and many of readers and fellow bloggers to celebrate this diwali with lot of sweets available at Vee's event.Have a look them...:-))
For this event...all I could post is this simple strawberry drink which I made for my son long ago. Remember Sooji-Banana Cake, I used Vanilla Whipping Cream and Chocolate Heavy Cream for decoration. There was leftover of thease creams till yesterday. I tried to mix thease two along with some milk and fresh strawberries, instead of just serving strawberry juice to my son. The result was yummy.....Here goes the recipe.
Ingredients:
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2 tsp of Vanilla Whipping Cream
1 tsp of Heavy Chocolate Frosting
1 tsp sugar (optional..I added to make it more sweet for my son:-))
1/2 cup whole milk ( or low fat milk)
1 cup of fresh strawberries
Method:
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- Add every thing into the blender and little water if desired.
- Blend all togeather on high speed for 1 to 2 minutes.
- The result is creamy, delicious strawberry milky shake or call it as creamy juice or treat.
Labels: accompaniments, strawberry, strawberry drink
Hey Meena! As long as you enjoy the festive season, who cares what you made or didn't make, eh?!
A very Happy Diwali to you, your husband and your darling son!
Posted by Anonymous | October 21, 2006 3:08 PM
My husband is great fan of this and we have this for breakfast every weekend. Except the choclate frosting part!!.. Now that is a novel idea.
Thanks for participating and have a happy diwali!!!
remember,you have to mail the link and the photograph to me to participate!!
Posted by Anonymous | October 21, 2006 4:32 PM
Happy Diwali!!
Great looking dessert!
Posted by FH | October 22, 2006 11:05 AM