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Strawberry Petit suisse recipe

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The other day I took my nephews Chocolate Petit Suisse that Ana taught us. They ate them so well that we made another batch to freeze and eat them as poles. So far everything was going smoothly until the little girl asked me to make them strawberry. I still have my doubts if he asked me for the flavor or the pink color, the fact is that I could not refuse to prepare them.

In my work as a researcher I tried several recipes. No longer to see which one was closer to the taste and texture of the purchased ones, but to know which one the little ones liked.

So far I have tried three recipes that I will publish little by little. Any of them is very easy to do and each has its own nuance.

In this version, number 1, I tried to make them by shredding natural fruit. The result is a dense but very nutritious dessert, in which the secret is to fill little jars with no more than 60 g so that the child does not get stuffy.

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  1.   Maria t said

    How long does each jar last in the fridge? Do you have to sterilize the jars before putting the food in?
    Thank you

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Maria:
      This dessert is like a mousse, it has nothing to do with fruit jars. It will last a maximum of 5 days in the fridge. It is not necessary to sterilize the jars, if they are very clean, it is enough.

      Regards!!

  2.   anna said

    the cream as it should be, whipped or unmounted?

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Anna:
      In recipes in which the cream has to be heated, liquid cream (without whipping) is always used.
      Hope this trick helps you in your kitchen.
      Kisses!!

  3.   Aina said

    Could the cream be substituted for something less greasy?

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Aína:
      To reduce calories, make them with light spread cheese and cooking cream that has less fat than whipping.

      Kisses!!

  4.   Cristina Sanchez said

    How many jars come out? And the whipped or cooking cream? Thank you very much for all your recipes, they come out delicious

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Cristina:
      They come out 16 jars like the ones in the photo.
      A tip: when the cream has to be heated in the recipe, it is always used without whipping. In these cases you can use normal cream or cooking cream.
      Kisses!!

  5.   MMS said

    Hi! Could petit-suisse be poured into ice cream molds to freeze? Thank you

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Sure!! Very good idea!! 😉

  6.   Ana said

    Hello. Is it made with half the ingredients?