Granita recipes

A tasty and refreshing boozy pineapple mint granita made with fresh pineapple juice, fresh mint and rum. Perfect for a light dessert!

When my son was home from college for a couple of weeks, he asked me if he could prepare some meals and desserts. Naturally, I was all over this plan. Someone else doing the cooking? Sure! Because there are so many food allergies in our family, he tried to find a dessert that everyone could...Read More

Summer is here and it's time for frozen treats! Let me show you how to make a simple, delicious 2-ingredient granita to help beat the heat.

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Save your fresh berries for eating out of hand: Frozen blueberries have a more intense color and concentrated flavor then fresh ones, so your granita will be deep violet and sweet.

This simple and zesty Lemon Granita is a simple Italian dessert that is fruity and refreshing. This frozen treat uses no fancy equipment and is made from fresh fruit, and ice. Perfect as a zesty summer dessert, Granita is similar to a sorbet but much easier to make and flavored with natural ingredients.

Every now and then I just love to have a delicious frozen dessert. Paleo-friendly ice creams are a personal favorite of mine for sure, but just recently I had the chance to try out some orange granita made with real freshly squeezed orange juice, mint, and honey. Needless to say, I think I just might have found my new favorite frozen dessert option. Granita is a dessert that originated in Italy and is typically made with sugar, water, and various flavorings. In place of sugar, this recipe…

With only three ingredients, and no fancy equipment required, you're sure to enjoy this melt-in-your-mouth paleo Strawberry Granita!

Watermelon Granita – This watermelon granita recipe has just three ingredients and is a delicious and simple way to cool off this Summer. This refreshing dessert doesn’t require an ice …

A two ingredient sorbet recipe that is simple, refreshing, and screams summertime!