A fruity glass of goodness for Iftar

Be it as a drink to break the fast or as a glass of pure goodness, these recipes fit the bill

July 23, 2014 06:41 pm | Updated July 24, 2014 08:24 pm IST - Thiruvananthapuram

Apple drink

Apple drink

Having a glass of refreshing cooler is a great way to break the fast in the evening. It is also the best way to replenish the body after a day of fasting. Here are some fruit-based, nutritious recipes that are easy to make

Carrot delight

Ingredients

Carrot: 2

Cashew nut: 8

Almonds: 6

Sugar: 2 tbsp

Milk: half litre

Method

Peel the carrot and boil it. Grind cashew nuts and almonds into a fine powder.

Blend the cooked carrot, powdered cashew nut- almond powder and sugar and make it into a fine paste.

Add chilled milk and serve it cold.

Nutty apple

Ingredients

Apple: 1

Dates: 4

Cashew nut: 4

Almonds: 4

Small banana (poovan pazham): 1

Chilled milk: half litre

Sugar: 6 tbsp

Method

Deseed the dates and soak the dates in milk for 20 to 25 minutes or until it becomes soft.

Grind the cashew nuts and almonds into a fine paste. Peel the apple and cut it into small pieces.

In a blender, add apple, banana, dates, cashew nut - almond powder, milk, sugar and blend well.

Serve chilled.

Minty watermelon

Ingredients

Watermelon: 2 cups (chopped)

Sugar: 2 tbsp

Mint: 2 leaves

Lemon juice: 2 tsp

Water: As required

Method

Blend together all the ingredients well until the mixture is smooth. Strain and serve it chilled.

Icy tender coconut

Ingredients

Tender coconut water: 1

Tender coconut flesh: 1 coconut

Cardamom: 2

Ice cubes: as required (crushed)

Method

Blend the tender coconut flesh, sugar and cardamom to a fine paste. Keep it aside in the fridge.

Pour in the tender coconut water and ice cubes.

Blend it again. Serve chilled.

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