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Berry and mascarpone trifle

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Ingredients

For two servings:

  • 250 g Züger organic mascarpone cream (lactose-free)
  • 300 g frozen berry mix (e.g. blueberries, strawberries, raspberries)
  • 50 g fresh berries of your choice
  • 80 g biscuits, or leftover sponge cake (gluten-free and/or low-carb as desired)
  • 50 g birch sugar (xylitol), or normal sugar
  • Seeds of 1 vanilla pod
  • 5 drops of bitter almond flavouring

How it’s done

This recipe is from Mrs. Peckham’s recipe kitchen.
 
Place the frozen berry mix in a saucepan with 35 g birch sugar and bring to the boil while stirringuntil it forms a smooth mixture. Put the pan to one side. Crumble a biscuitor a small piece of sponge cake into two glass jars or ramekins until the bottom of the dish is covered.Add a layer of the berry mixture on top. Add the remaining 15 g birch sugar, vanillaseeds and the bitter almond flavouring directly to the mascarpone tub and mix with the mascarponecream. Then add a layer of the mascarpone mixture to the dishes. Repeat thelayers in the same order (biscuit/cake crumbs, berry mixture, mascarpone mixture) until the dishes are full, leaving 1 cm space at the top of thedish. Wash the fresh berries, pat dry and add as a topping. Garnish witha blob of remaining mascarpone cream and a decorative berry.Tip: toasted almonds flakes add a delightful extra crunch. If you like things even sweeter,add a little maple syrup after each layer of mascarpone mixture.