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Looking for a fresh exotic fruit salad or recipes with dried fruit, lemon zest or orange rind? Want seasonal recipes using apples, lime, pears, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, peaches, nectarine, gooseberries, plums, pineapple, banana, mango, grapes, cherries, melon, kiwi, apricots, pomegranates, dates or figs?

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Recipe By: Janet Mitchell
Take your vitamin C in the form of this luscious tropical fruit and you'll replenish potassium and vitamin A, as well. There's a good amount of fibre, too.
 
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Recipe By: Diane
Gorgeous colour and absolutely refreshing. Use your favorite canned fruit - I prefer peaches or pears.
 
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Recipe By: LISAJANI
My sister's friend gave her this recipe years ago to use at our parents' 25th wedding anniversary party. We never had a name for it other than Aileen's Punch! This is very refreshing, non -alcoholic and so easy to put together. I recommend making an ice ring out of extra pineapple juice.
 
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Recipe By: neris
Make this sweet almondy cake when fresh rhubarb is in season. This recipe makes two cakes so you can give one away.
 
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Recipe By: Allison
This no-guilt treat is surprisingly moist and has a wonderful flavour. It's also a great way to use up over-ripe bananas. For a little variation, you can add nuts or sultanas.
 
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Recipe By: Janet Mitchell
In this dessert, golden peaches are stuffed with an almond macaroon filling and baked with Marsala wine.
 
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Recipe By: Elaine Russell
This American fresh fruit dessert is so delectable that it's called ambrosia, which in Greek mythology was the food of the gods. It's a great alternative to pudding after Christmas lunch.
 
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Recipe By: Amy Simpson
Get yourself on a good start to your five a day! This smoothie is a smoothie so simple that you can throw it together quickly for breakfast.
 
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Recipe By: Sarah-neko
These delicious dessert muffins are best eaten warm from the oven. The addition of yoghurt makes the muffins wonderfully moist and soft - if they have to travel, pack them carefully because they will squash out of shape easily. This is for a blender but you can mix with a bowl and spoon if you prefer.
 
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Recipe By: HSIAO
A crunchy meringue base ready to be topped with whipped cream and your favourite fresh fruit - named after the famous ballerina!
 
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Recipe By: JODSTA
This slice is easy and quick with only a few ingredients. Don't tell anyone that it is sour cream on the top of this slice and they will think that it is cream cheese!!!
 
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Recipe By: Michele O'Sullivan
This is a fun and healthy snack that kids can make.
 
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Recipe By: Lynn Lewis
The chocolate and cream sauce makes this easy dessert truly special.
 
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Recipe By: Zoë Harpham
Succulent blackberries in a sweet syrup dress up these fruity pancakes. Make them in summer when blackberries are abundant.
 
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Recipe By: Elaine Russell
A crunchy salad of fruit, vegetables and nuts in a creamy yogurt-based dressing, this is attractively presented on witlof leaves. The bitterness of the witlof provides a good contrast to the sweet fruit.
 
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Recipe By: teri denlinger
Feta cheese, fresh thyme and apples are delicious together on lightly fried pizza dough.
 
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Recipe By: Lynn Lewis and Joachim Wahnschaffe
The pastry top with its tangy lemon icing complements the sweet, juicy filling of apples and grapes braised in white wine.
 
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Recipe By: Elaine Russell
Pikelets make a delicious, easy breakfast. The thick batter is made by simply stirring together a few basic pantry ingredients, then it needs only minutes to cook. Here they are flavoured with chopped apple and toasted hazelnuts. Top with a little maple syrup and enjoy warm.
 
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Recipe By: JJOHN32
A delicious low-fat muffin. Children love them, and it's a great way to get them eating wholemeal. If desired, add sultanas or some chopped nuts.
 
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Recipe By: Lynn Lewis and Joachim Wahnschaffe
A little diced apple makes these rock cakes moist and fruity. This is a very good recipe for younger members of the family to make. Not only will they easily master the basic cooking skills, they'll enjoy eating the results of their labours.
 
 
    
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