Little Foodies: Strawberry & Basil Slushy
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We’ve been having sunshine and rain, which has made our region’s climate very hot and humid lately, so what we have been craving are cold and refreshing beverages, and with that in mind we bring you a delicious strawberry slushy recipe with an unusual ingredient: basil. We used the one known as white basil, which has longer and thinner leaves. There is another type of basil which has shorter and thicker leaves, we don’t recommend using that one.
This recipe is very easy to prepare, and it is also a healthy beverage to offer the kids! It doesn’t have any sugar in it, we used honey to sweeten it. You can also use agave. When adding the ingredients into your blender, add the ice in batches. If it is necessary you can add a little water to get the blender going.
The result will be a thick, flavorful slushy you will love!
We used a Hamilton Beach blender, a set of short glasses and these color placing mats from Almacenes Siman
Helga & Kitty
Strawberry Basil Slushy
Recipe adapted from The Domestic Geek
Yields 2 glasses
Ingredients:
2 cups strawberries
1-2 basil leaves, torn
squeeze of lime juice
2 tablespoons honey or agave
1 cup ice
Procedure:
- Using a spoon, remove the tops of the strawberries.
- Place all the ingredients into your blender, and process until it is all combined and you have reached slushy consistency! It is possible that you might need to add the ice in batches, depending on how potent your blender is.
- Serve immediately.
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