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Serves 4
Yoghurtmousse
zest and juice of 1/2 lemon
60 g sugar
2 sheets gelatine soaked in cold water
200 g plain yoghurt (unsugared!), 3,5 % fat
175 g whipped cream
Mango Sherbet
75 g sugar syrup
(cook up same amount water and sugar until the sugar is completely dissolved)
250 g ripe mango puree (made in the blender)
juice of 1/2 lime
Prosecco "soup"
250 ml sugar syrup
300 ml Prosecco
pulp of one Vanilla bean
juice of 1/4 lemon
4 sheets gelatin, soaked in cold water
For decorating
200 g mixed fresh berries
Yoghurtmousse
In a small saucepan heat the sugar together with the lemon juice and -zest. Once the sugar has dissolved add the two sheets of gelatine and stir well until dissolved as well. Pour into a bowl and mix in the yoghurt and - carefully now - the whipped cream. Fill 2 cm high into nice glasses, cover with plastic foil and fridge.
Mango Sherbet
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Prosecco "soup"
Mix 250 ml of Prosecco with the sugar syrup, vanilla pulb and lemon juice in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Add the 4 sheets of gelatin and stir in thoroughly. Take from the heat and let cool in the fridge 3-4 hours.
To serve
Add the remaining 50 ml of Prosecco to the soup and stir carefully. Add to the glasses. Distribute the berries in the glasses and set a ball of sherbet (formed with two tablespoons) ontop. Garnish with a lemon balm leave.
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