If you are looking for a fantastic sauce to top your crepes, pancakes or else your cheesecake or simply to drizzle over some scoops of icecream, please take a look to my today's post. With simple cooking process, this raspberry sauce gets ready very quickly than you can imagine. Either with fresh raspberries or frozen ones, this raspberry sauce calls for simple stove top cooking. With just 4 ingredients, you can dish out your own raspberry sauce with less efforts. I prepared my raspberry sauce with frozen raspberries, obviously if you get fresh raspberries, dont forget to make your own sauce either by spicing them with whole spices, however i didnt spiced mine.
Am running this week's blogging marathon with a super interesting theme, my theme for this week is 'Toppings', Needless to say that i will be posting three delicious toppings during this week. To kick start this week's theme, am here with this simple but yet a delicious sauce. Actually if you want to discard the raspberry seeds in this sauce, you can simply strain the prepared sauce. Or else you can keep them as you desire. I didnt strained mine as we love chunky sauce. Give a try to this sauce and trust me you will definitely love this mildly sour sauce with your favourite dessert.
1cup Frozen raspberries
1/4cup Sugar
2tbsp Water
1tbsp Lemon juice
Take the frozen raspberries, sugar and water in a medium sauce pan.
Cook in medium flame until the sugar gets dissolves, put the flame in simmer and cook until the sauce turns bit thick.
Finally add the lemon juice and put off the stove.
Let the sauce gets cool completely.
Transfer the sauce to an air tightened bottle and arrange in fridge.
Enjoy with your desserts.
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Am running this week's blogging marathon with a super interesting theme, my theme for this week is 'Toppings', Needless to say that i will be posting three delicious toppings during this week. To kick start this week's theme, am here with this simple but yet a delicious sauce. Actually if you want to discard the raspberry seeds in this sauce, you can simply strain the prepared sauce. Or else you can keep them as you desire. I didnt strained mine as we love chunky sauce. Give a try to this sauce and trust me you will definitely love this mildly sour sauce with your favourite dessert.
1cup Frozen raspberries
1/4cup Sugar
2tbsp Water
1tbsp Lemon juice
Take the frozen raspberries, sugar and water in a medium sauce pan.
Cook in medium flame until the sugar gets dissolves, put the flame in simmer and cook until the sauce turns bit thick.
Finally add the lemon juice and put off the stove.
Let the sauce gets cool completely.
Transfer the sauce to an air tightened bottle and arrange in fridge.
Enjoy with your desserts.
13 comments:
I am a great fan of raspberries , but unfortunately we do not get them here.😒 . The sauce has a beautiful colour and texture.
Luv this beautiful color. It looks so tempting on the crepes...
Love berry sauce and raspberries have a nice taste.
Wow love the color of the sauce. Wish we could get raspberries here.
Gorgeous color. I made a similar strawberry sauce with fresh berries that we picked recently.
yummy sauce - with crepes or I can imagine over ice cream!
The sauce looks awesome Priya..what a lovely colour!
Sauce has a lovely color. Love the raspberry sauce.
Such a lovely colour. We do not get raspberries here:(
Seriously amazing sauce. I can finish it with anything.
Such an easy to make sauce. Love that vibrant colour..
Delicious Priya! This will go well with so many things.. Lovely.
lovely colour.. I have had lots of raspberry when we were living in Dublin. In India they are too expensive to buy
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