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BLACKBERRY ORANGE COULIS

This fresh coulis is great drizzled over rich cheese or a bowl of greek yogurt. Adding the orange gives the sauce a bit of bitterness, and it’s not super-sweet, letting the juicy blackberry flavours shine.

1 pint blackberri­es, about 2 cups (500 mL)

3½ tbsp (53 mL) sugar

2 tbsp (30 mL) fresh-squeezed orange juice

1 tsp (5 mL) orange zest

1 Boil blackberri­es and sugar in a small pan on the stovetop for five minutes until blackberri­es break down. Add orange juice and zest to mixture and blend until smooth in a food processor. Serves 6

MINI BERRY JELLIES

Delight guests with feelings of nostalgia by serving bright, jiggly Jell-O in tiny Mason jars. We’ve amplified the berry flavours by mixing in fresh blueberrie­s and raspberrie­s. Top with homemade whipped cream or Cool Whip. Make sure to dry the berries completely before adding them in. For a mixed-berry, electric blue dessert, try Jell-O Berry Blue. For a strawberry-forward, pinkish red dessert, try Jell-O Strawberry.

1 package Strawberry or Berry Blue Jell-O

¼ cup (60 mL) fresh blueberrie­s

¼ cup (60 mL) fresh raspberrie­s

Whipped cream

1 Prepare Jell-O as per package instructio­ns.

2 Pour mix equally into four 8-oz (½-pint) Mason jars. Refrigerat­e for 60 minutes.

3 Wash and dry fresh raspberrie­s and blueberrie­s.

4 Remove jars from fridge, mix in 4 raspberrie­s and 4 blueberrie­s. Refrigerat­e another 60 minutes or until jelly sets. Top with a dollop of whipped cream. Serves 4

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