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Blackcurrant Fool
- serves
10–12
- Difficulty
Easy
By Darina Allen
Published 2001
Fools can be made from many different kinds of fruit. We are particularly fond of blackcurrant, gooseberry and rhubarb, but strawberry, raspberry, blackberry and fraughans (wild blueberries) are all wonderful too.
Ingredients
225 g 300 ml 340 g
Method
Dissolve the sugar in the water. String the blackcurrants and cover them with syrup. Bring them to the boil and cook until soft, about 4–5 minutes. Liquidize or purée the fruit and press through a nylon sieve, measure. When the purée is quite cold, add up to an equal quantity of softly whipped cream, according to taste.
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