Amaretto Sour Cream Strawberries Recipes

STRAWBERRIES WITH AMARETTO SAUCE

Steps:

• Slice fresh strawberries into thirds.
• Mix sour cream, sugar and Amaretto well.
• The sauce should be thick and not runny.
• Chill the sauce in the fridge for 2- 3 hours.
• Pour over fresh strawberries.
• Cook time is chilling time in fridge.

AMARETTO STRAWBERRY TRIFLE

Steps:

• Wash and cut strawberries in half in a bowl. Add Amaretto and 3 tablespoons of the sugar and allow the mixture to sit.
• Cream together the cream cheese, powdered sugar, sour cream, and vanilla. Set aside.
• Whip the cream with the remaining 1 tablespoon of sugar. Fold into the cream cheese mixture.
• Tear angel food cake into bite-size pieces into the cream cheese and whipping cream mixture.
• Layer in a large bowl - if you have a trifle-style bowl or other clear glass bowl, the layers look great in it. Start with the berry mixture as the bottom layer and end with the berries.
• Chill before serving.

AMARETTO STRAWBERRIES

Steps:

• Wash and hull strawberries; drain. In a large bowl, marinate strawberries in Amaretto liqueur overnight. Serve over ice cream and sprinkle with slivered almonds.

CLASSIC STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM

Steps:

• In a large mixing bowl whip the cream and sugar with a mixer until thick but not stiff.
• Add the sour cream and beat until mixture is thoroughly combined.
• Continue to beat while gradually pouring in the liqueur.
• Divide strawberries between 6 dessert dishes, reserving 6 strawberries for garnish.
• Pour cream over berries; top with a reserved strawberry. Serve immediately.

AMARETTO STRAWBERRIES

Steps:

• Combine the strawberries with the amaretto in a serving container and stir together. Crush about 1/4 cup of the strawberries with a fork, and mix again.
• Let the mixture stand for about 30 minutes before serving (if you are planning to let it stand any longer than that, cover and refrigerate). Serve over yogurt or frozen yogurt in dessert bowls.
• strawberries
• The season for good, locally grown strawberries is fleeting, unless you live in California. Though it's possible to buy them nearly all year, mass-produced strawberries are the equivalent of flavorless hothouse tomatoes. There's nothing like the real thing, freshly picked.
• I'm fortunate to live in the Hudson Valley region of New York state, where both cosmopolitan and rural pleasures abound. Thriving small farms yield lush seasonal produce, with many outlets for picking your own. I love to take my sons to pick our own produce-it's a great way to appreciate the connection between the land and the kitchen. We especially like to pick berries. The first time we picked strawberries, one of my boys kept putting his head in the bucket to take a deep breath, saying, "It smells so relaxing!" As he grows older, I'm sure that the scent of strawberries will spur pleasant memories.
• nutrition information
• Calories: 55
• Total Fat: 0g
• Protein: 0g
• Carbohydrate: 8g
• Cholesterol: 0mg
• Sodium: 1mg

STRAWBERRIES WITH AMARETTO SAUCE

Steps:

• Wash, dry , and hull strawberries.
• In a small bowl mix together sugar, vanilla, and ground almonds.
• In a separate bowl, beat egg whites until frothy.
• Dip strawberries in egg white, then roll in almond mixture to coat.
• Place strawberries on a plate, cover and freeze for 15-20 minutes (Do not freeze longer than 20 minutes).
• Remove from freezer, and let thaw about 20 minutes while you prepare the sauce.
• Whisk egg yolks, grated lemon peel, and sugar together in top of a double boiler over simmering water.
• Add amaretto gradually to egg yolk mixture.
• Whisk until sauce is foamy. Remove from heat.
• Spoon sauce into 6 individual bowls.
• Divide thawed strawberries among bowls.
• Garnish with a few strawberry leaves and serve.