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When you want a delicate sweetness in your baking, using White Sugar or Caster Sugar can provide a subtle sweetness that enhances the other flavours without overpowering them.

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Peach and Blackberry Ice Blocks
Peach and Blackberry Ice Blocks
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Peach and Blackberry Ice Blocks

6 hours
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Ingredients
  • 200g ripe peaches, unpeeled, stoned and cut into chunks
  • 4 tsp Chelsea Raw Sugar
  • 4-8 blackberries, sliced into 5mm thick circles
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Put the peaches, Chelsea Raw Sugar and 80ml of water in a blender and whizz together.
Divide the mixture between the moulds, leaving a
5cm gap at the top.

Place the blackberry slices in the moulds, (use a spare stick to move the blackberries into a nice pattern, if you like). Try to place the blackberry slices near to the sides of the moulds - this way, when you de-mould the iceblocks, the blackberries will be visible.

Insert the sticks with the stick-holders and place in the freezer. TIP: Keep the skin on the peaches - it retains more nutrients and fibre and gives the iceblocks a great colour and pattern. (Reproduced from The Ice Block Book by Karis and Dominic Gesua. Photography by Rita Platts.)

(Reproduced fromThe Ice Block Bookby Karis and Dominic Gesua. Photography by Rita Platts.)
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