- Dessert
- No
- For 4
- No
- 10 minutes
- 10 minutes
- 3 h
- Not specified
- Not specified
ingredients
125 g of currants
125 g raspberry
125 g blueberries
1 to 15 grams of brown sugar
1 big handful of rose petals
1/2 L of water
2 C to S of liquid honey
1 c to S rose water
Currant
This small berry is ultra-rich in vitamin C: 40 mg / 100 g, which is already half of what you would need to eat each day. According to dermatologist Marie-Pierre Hill-Sylvestre *, vitamin C fruit "facilitates and accelerates the synthesis of collagen", a protein that guarantees the firmness of the skin. In addition, she says, vitamin C "improves microcirculation, prevents sun damage and repairs oxidative stress."
Blueberry
Like all red and black fruits, blueberry contains anthocyanins, pigments of the flavonoid family. Their benefits They are antioxidants. They therefore relate to the attacks of free radicals that age our cells. In addition, anthocyanins act in complementarity with vitamin C to reinforce our cutaneous microcirculation. Shard assured.
The Rose
Its petals are (a little) soothing and the floral water that emphasizes their fragrance also acts as anti-stress. The interest: by reducing its stress, it avoids a surplus of free radicals, responsible for aging.
Liquid honey
The more liquid a honey is, the more it is rich in fructose. It is then preferable to white sugar because it has less influence on the level of glucose in the blood. When the latter is too high, it mixes with proteins and causes a phenomenon called "glycation", responsible for accelerated aging (the skin loses its elasticity and wrinkles appear).
* author of "The anti-wrinkle dietetics", ed. Thierry Souccar, 9,90 €.
Steps
Step 1
Stir 125 g of currants.
Rinse them together with 125 g raspberries and 125 g blueberries, drain, put in a small bowl with 1 tbsp. to s. of brown sugar.
2nd step
Mix well and keep refrigerated for at least 3 hours for the fruits to make their juice.
Step 3
Rinse a large handful of rose petals, chisel them roughly.
Step 4
Heat 1/2 liter of water. As soon as it boils, plunge the petals and 1 tbsp. to s. rose water and 2 tbsp. to s. of liquid honey.
Step 5
Mix well, let cool.
Step 6
When the preparation is at room temperature, pour it into a container, place it in the freezer.
Step 8
Every 1/4 hour, stir vigorously with the fork so that the ice does not block and form crystals.
Step 9
Present on a plate a small bowl of fruit and a ball of pink granite.