Banana Berry Parfait

This is a very healthy,yummy and easy dessert.Also not needed much ingredients .My friend sandhya gave me this recipe and i tried ,it really came out good.This is very good for kids too and they love eating one.
  Ingredients:

  • 1and1/4 cup unsweetened frozen Raspberries partially thawed.
  • 1 tbsp sugar
  • 2 and 2/3 cups vanilla yogurt
  • 2 Bananas,thinly sliced
  • Fresh Raspberries for garnishing(optional)
Method:
In food processor ,pulse raspberries and sugar until almost smooth.

Into 4, 10 ounce glasses,layer about 1/2 of raspberry puree,1/2 of yogurt and 1/2 of banana slices.Repeat layering.Refrigerate it till you serve.

Top with raspberries or any other fruit  if you like.

Comments

  1. Shilpa JoshinMarch 4, 2011 at 8:03 PM

    This presentation is classy, very professional! My hubby also liked , not just the presentation but we still remember its taste.

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