Raspberry coulis

3 December 2009 | Category Desserts, Recipes, Sauces | One comment »

Raspberry coulis is one of these delicious sauces that comes in useful for many desserts. It’s very quick and easy to make. Here’s a recipe from Leith’s Cookery Bible.

Ingredients

  • 340g/12 oz raspberries
  • juice of ½ lemon
  • 70ml/2½ fl oz sugar syrup

Method

Whizz all the ingredients together in a food processor or blender, and push through a conical strainer.

NOTE: If it is too thin, the coulis can be thickened by boiling rapidly in a heavy saucepan. Stir well to prevent it catching.

A conical strainer, known in the trade as a chinois, is a good bit of kit to have. Nisbets has a nice range of them. But don’t worry if you don’t own one, a fine-meshed sieve will serve the purpose just fine.

Leith’s Cookery Bible

Prue Leith & Caroline Waldegrave
Paperback, 704 pages
1996, TSP
ISBN 0 7475 2799 7

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  1. [...] with desserts or ice cream as required. Tongue-in-cheek website notdelia.co.uk has this simple recipe for a really simple coulis from Leith’s Cookery Bible. Alternatively, many people recommend [...]

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