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Wild Blueberry & Clementine Parfaits are the perfect finish to a lovely meal.

Fresh fruit with tang, paired up with fluffy, homemade whipped cream? You can’t go wrong!

Sweet, wild, Canadian blueberries, are matched with little, jewels of splendor – citrusy clementine sections, giving a gorgeous contrast of colors & complimentary flavors, nestled in layered clouds of cream. What could be more divine?

In this instance, it was a quick & beautiful dessert after a big seafood feast on New Year’s, but is equally as fitting for entertaining guests on a birthday, baby & bridal showers, Mardi Gras, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, or any time you want something fast & delightful for a treat.

Wild Blueberry & Clementine Parfaits:

In this recipe, I used President’s Choice Frozen Wild Canadian Blueberries – they are tiny, in perfect shape, and little gems of deliciousness.

PresidentsChoice.ca

Type: Dessert Recipe

Prep Time: 15 minutes
Yield: 3 parfaits

The ingredients & instructions are listed below the video for measurements & directions. Please enjoy this webisode of Cooking with Kimberly:

Ingredients:

1 1/4 cups whipping cream
2 – 3 tbsp icing sugar
3 – 4 clementines
500 g wild blueberries – fresh or frozen

Instructions:

Using a hand mixer & mixing bowl, whip cream halfway, before adding icing sugar.
Add icing sugar, 1 tbsp at a time, & finish whipping cream to stiff peaks.
- Note: Taste test & adjust sweetness, as desired.
Wash, peel & pull clementines into sections.
Start assembling parfaits, by layering clementines & blueberries, separated by whipped cream.
Finish with whipped cream on the top & push a few sections of clementine into the dollop, or sprinkle a few blueberries.
Serve immediately.

Indulge & appreciate your senses, with this recipe. Wild blueberry & clementine parfaits are not only amazing to look at, they taste fabulous too.

The clementine’s citrus combines with the whipped cream, tasting a lot like a creamsicle, and there’s not much out there more perfect than the pairing of berries & cream. This dessert is the best of two worlds.

They are sophisticated enough for the adults, and fun enough for the kids – everyone will be happy!

The next time you need a sweet treat to come together just right, try making these quick & delicious Wild Blueberry & Clementine Parfaits!

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