Ruby Borrowdale said “It’s easy to set a glamour stage for a
tropical party. Indoor palms . . . leis . . . flowers for guests’ hair . . .
shells doubling for dishes . . . reed
place mats – and party dishes with the true flavour of the tropics – Golden
Circle Tropical Pineapple.”
And, to top things off ...
The Cookery Year,
published by the Reader’s Digest 1973, London
Chocolate-covered
Pineapple
Preparation
time: 20 min.
Ingredients:
small tin pineapple rings; 175g – 200g plain chocolate; decorations
Drain
the pineapple rings thoroughly and cut them into halves or quarters. Break up
the chocolate and melt in a bowl over a pan of hot water. Using two forks,
carefully dip the pineapple chunks in the chocolate, coating them evenly.
Dry
on waxed paper, and before the chocolate sets, decorate with crysrtallised
violets, yellow mimosa balls or silver dragees.
“They
tasted really sickly sweet, Darani and her friend Bella were here and they
couldn't wait to start making them and eating chocolate!” Jane.
And, if that's all not sweet enough try some Pineapple Rock!
Or for a summertime party, these icy pineapple sticks that Jane found in her local supermarket.
I love the look of those little pineapple jubes - I have put them on trifles before - very cute. Pineapple rock is new to me - what a great find.
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