Lime and ginger posset:)! Yum:)! Possibly the world’s easiest desserts.

Okay there comes a time in the week when you look into the cupboards and fridge in the kitchen and you really cant be bothered slaving over the stove to make dinner but this has got to be one of the simplest desserts to make and really packs a punch in the flavour stakes department. Its quite a rich dessert so 1 pot per person should satisfy and cleanse those rumbling stomachs:)!

You will require:
6 martini or champagne glasses of small dariole moulds.

Ingredients:
500ml whipping cream
60g stem ginger syrup
1/2 knob of stem ginger finely grated
Seeds of 1 vanilla pod
Finely grated zest of 2-3 limes
Lime juice to taste

Method:

Whip up the cream in a large bowl until it begins to thicken up slightly. Add the stem ginger, grated ginger, lime zest and juice.

Add to the glasses and chill for 1 hour in the fridge. Serve simply with fresh raspberrys and stem ginger shortbread with a sprinkling of lime zest on top for added sophistication:)!

Simple!

Thanks R. 🙂

Continuing my reading journey through the No.1 Ladies Detective Agency books.

Hello again everyone. I am now venturing into the 3rd book of the no1 ladies dective agency series for the second time. They are incredibly interesting books and even though the characters are fictional the plots and emotional aspects of the storys seem realistic.

In the past three books a lot of things and cases have been going on in the life of Mma Ramotswe (Precious). She has now agreed to marry the owner of Tlokweng road speedy motors, Mr J.L.B. Matekoni. A truly respected citizen of Botswana. Also Mma Ramotswe’s secretary Mma Makutsi has now been promoted to assisstant detective and assisstant manager of the garage to manage Mr J.L.B. Matekoni’s several years of putting accountants to one side. Now Mma Ramotswe has to solve her hardest and most toughest cases yet. An American citizen in Africa goes missing in the Kalahari ten yrs ago and then two brothers faking to be doctors earning twice as much money as they should be.

Enough of me spoiling the books for you now. If you are interested and intrigued about African culture don’t give these books a miss. They really shine the light on africa and you experience this all from the comfort of your own home. Simply boik the kettle pour ylurself some bush tea and wrap up on the sofa and slip into the life of Mma Ramotswe. I hope these books appeal to you and sometime in your busy lives you will spare the time to read these fantastic novels.

Thanks R.!!:)