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                          FRUITY FROZEN YOGURT

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Serving Size  : 6    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Desserts                         Usenet

 Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
--------  ------------  --------------------------------
    2/3   c            Sugar (or vary based
                       -on sweetness of fruit)
    1/2   c            Orange juice
  2       c            Fruit, cut into pieces
  2       t            Lemon juice
  1       c            Yogurt, plain
  2                    Egg whites

 Combine sugar and orange juice in a saucepan.  Heat and stir until sugar is
 dissolved.  Set aside to cool.

 Whirl fruit and lemon juice in blender until fruit is pulp.  Add yogurt,
 blending well.  With motor running, add cooled orange juice mixture.

 Pour into a 9-inch square, flat pan and place in freezer for two hours or
 until mixture is frozen into a slush.  Break up mixture and put in mixer
 bowl. Beat until smooth, adding eggs one at a time. Continue beating until
 light and fluffy.

 Return to pan or freezer-proof dessert containers and freeze until firm,
 about one hour.

 For very juicy fruit, such as raspberries or frozen fruit, the orange juice
 may be decreased in proportion to the amount of juice.  Increase the lemon
 juice by 1 teaspoon for each 1/8 cup the orange juice is decreased.

 NOTES:

 *  A low-calorie frozen dessert with yogurt and fruit -- This refreshing
 and healthful dessert can be made with any of several types of fruit, such
 as bananas or strawberries, for a low calorie summer-time treat.

 : Difficulty:  easy.
 : Time:  10 minutes preparation, 3 hours freezing.

 : Cathy Hooper
 : ISC Systems Corporation, Spokane, Washington, USA
 : [email protected]

 : Copyright (C) 1986 USENET Community Trust



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