Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet!

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Dessert
Very Easy
18 min
208 Kcal

Here's a summer fruit salad that's as simple as it is delicious! With peaches, apricots, raspberries and a squeeze of lime, you get a juicy, fragrant and ultra-gourmet mix. And for a crunchy touch? Toasted slivered almonds, sprinkled just before serving. Easy to prepare, full of color and good cheer, this peach-apricot-raspberry salad is ideal for a light dessert or a fruity break in the heart of summer :)

Ingredients

2

Preparation

Preparation15 min
Cook time3 min
  • Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet! - Preparation step 1Fruit:
    Rinse fruit before use.
    Cut peaches, nectarines and apricots into thin slices.
  • Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet! - Preparation step 2The sauce:
    Squeeze the lime and remove the zest.
    Mix the juice and zest with the agave syrup.
  • Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet! - Preparation step 3Almonds:
    Toast slivered almonds in a dry frying pan for a few minutes.
  • Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet! - Preparation step 4Assembly:
    Place the peach, nectarine and apricot slices in a dish. Then add the raspberries.
  • Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet! - Preparation step 5Pour the sauce over the top, then add the basil leaves and toasted almonds on top.
  • Fruit salad: peach apricot raspberry super gourmet! - Preparation step 6Mix before serving and enjoy!

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FAQ ❓

Which fruit to choose for a peach and apricot summer salad?

The combination of peach, nectarine, apricot and raspberry is perfect for a summer fruit salad. These stone fruits are juicy, sweet and slightly tart, creating a beautiful balance. It's best to choose them ripe but firm, so that they retain their firmness when cut.
Yes, both yellow and white peaches can be used. The nectarine, a cousin of the peach, adds a firmer texture. Apricots should be ripe but still slightly firm, so as not to turn into a purée when mixed.
Lime juice enhances the flavours and prevents oxidation of the cut fruit. Its zest adds a touch of tangy freshness that perfectly balances the sweetness of fruits like peach or apricot. It's the secret ingredient that will give your fruit salad that extra kick!
Yes, you can replace it with liquid honey, maple syrup or even no syrup at all if the fruit is naturally sweet.
Fresh basil adds an original, subtly peppery aromatic note that contrasts well with the sweetness of summer fruit. It's an interesting alternative to mint, ideal for surprising without masking flavors.
Add raspberries last, just before serving, to avoid crushing or soaking the other fruits. Their fragile texture requires a minimum of handling. They add color, acidity and a delicate touch to the salad.
Sprinkle them over the salad just before serving: they add contrast and a very pleasant extra texture. Of course, you can leave them out if you're allergic to nuts.
It will keep for up to 24 hours in an airtight container in a cool place. To preserve its freshness and texture, add the raspberries, basil and almonds at the last minute. Stir again before serving to distribute the sauce and flavors.

Nutrition

for 1 serving / for 100 g
Calories: 208Kcal
  • Carbo: 33.9g
  • Total fat: 3.5g
  • Saturated fat: 0.3g
  • Proteins: 4g
  • Fibers: 7.7g
  • Sugar: 32.5g
  • ProPoints: 5
  • SmartPoints: 10
Nutritional information for 1 serving (323g)

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