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Raspberry Sauce?

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Hi all! I am looking for a recipe for raspberry sauce, like the drizzling kind. I am making a flourless chocolate cake for my sons birthday on Thursday.. and I would like the sauce to break up some of the fudginess... I tried searching for recipes, but came up blank.. any help would be appreciated!

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You can always take some raspberries (frozen should be fine) with a touch of water (to keep them from burning before they burst), simmer them in a pot with sugar (to taste) until they have reduced to the consistency you want. Then strain (and push) through a cheese cloth or fine meshed strainer.

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Oh, that sounds good and nice and easy! thanks!

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Hi all! I am looking for a recipe for raspberry sauce, like the drizzling kind. I am making a flourless chocolate cake for my sons birthday on Thursday.. and I would like the sauce to break up some of the fudginess... I tried searching for recipes, but came up blank.. any help would be appreciated!

Thanks

google "raspberry coulis recipe" and you should find something that will work for you.

Debbie

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Hi all! I am looking for a recipe for raspberry sauce, like the drizzling kind. I am making a flourless chocolate cake for my sons birthday on Thursday.. and I would like the sauce to break up some of the fudginess... I tried searching for recipes, but came up blank.. any help would be appreciated!

Thanks

Last time I tried something like that, I heated seedless raspberry jam and spread it around. Might be too sweet for some but it was easy and the Namaste chocolate cake mix I was using worked well with it. I didn't use frosting though, I used Cool Whip with a dollop of sour cream to take away some of the sweetness. Didn't have any leftovers on that cake.

I had thought about trying it next time with orange marmelade but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

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chocolatelover
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This works every time:

Raspberry Coulis

10 ounces raspberries in syrup -- (1 package)

2 Tablespoons sugar

1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice

Pur

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