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Ingredients
- Serves 8 people
350 g shredded coconut
1 can any canned tropical fruit cocktail, drained (approx 450g)
200 g green nata de coco
200 g palm fruit (kong/attap seed)
200 g cheddar cheese (medium diced)
300 ml all-purpose cream
328 ml condensed milk
Filipino Fruit Salad
Thought to be the result of Americanization in the Philippines, the Filipino Fruit Salad mixes fruits native to the Philippines and a sweet dressing made of condensed milk - an inherently Western concept - into one creamy dessert. While cheese seems to be an odd addition to this dessert, its saltiness surprisingly elevates the taste by balancing out the sweetness of the fruits and the dressing. This fruit salad is a common sight in Filipino households during Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
- Easy
- 12 min
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- 10 min
- 3 steps
- 7 Ingredients
- Easy
- 3 steps
- 7 Ingredients
- 12 min
- 0 min
- 10 min
Instructions
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Prepare the cocktail mixture
- Combine one can of fruit cocktail, shredded coconut, Nata de Coco and palm fruit in a large bowl.
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Prepare milk and cream mixture
- In another bowl, combine and mix condensed milk & all-purpose cream until it is well-blended.
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Combine the fruits and cream mixture
- Combine and pour milk and cream mixture into the cocktail mixture.
- Next, add cheese and toss lightly to coat the mixture.
Plate and Serve!
If you wish to add other diced fresh fruits into the salad like bananas and apples, drizzle and toss them first in lemon juice to prevent them from browning. Allow it to chill in the refrigerator for 8 hours, or 3 to 4 hours in the freezer before serving.
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Ingredients
- Serves 8 people
-
350 g shredded coconut
-
1 can any canned tropical fruit cocktail, drained (approx 450g)
-
200 g green nata de coco
-
200 g palm fruit (kong/attap seed)
-
200 g cheddar cheese (medium diced)
-
300 ml all-purpose cream
-
328 ml condensed milk
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