Definition of granita
: a coarse-textured ice confection typically made from fruit
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Cliff's Edge is offering a three-course, prix-fixe menu for $75 per person, with an additional oyster amuse and granita intermezzo.
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Traditional granitas are made with lemon, so grapefruit is a perfect match for those who enjoy a sweet, yet tart treat. Grapefruits are an excellent source of vitamin C and contain antioxidants.
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Nicolosi’s favorite granita flavor is the ubiquitous mandorla, made from fresh local almonds and lots of sugar.
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Karen Urie Shields brilliantly anticipated the high temperatures with their dish: ice-cold oysters with seaweed, topped with radish granita.
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Scoop some granita into each cantaloupe half; top with raspberries. Do Ahead: Granita can be made 1 week ahead.
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Pear almond granita and molasses cookies Makes 8 to 10 servings 1 cup raw almonds 10 to 12 Medjool dates 2 teaspoons vanilla Molasses cookies, recipe follows 1.
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Thus was born An Oyster's Frozen Kiss, from Mugaritz restaurant in San Sebastian, Spain, a sort of oyster granita, perched on a snowball of molded ice.
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The recipes are based on granitas so no special equipment is needed and they can be used for frozen cocktails or poptails in tart, sweet, spiced or floral flavors.
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Origin and Etymology of granita
Italian, from feminine of granito, past participle of granire
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