Definition of granita
: a coarse-textured ice confection typically made from fruit
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All of these recipes are easy and take less than a half-hour to put together, plus some waiting time – baking the crumbles, and waiting for the granita to freeze – no big deal.
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Into blender, add mint leaves and frozen granita cubes.
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Osteria, on North Broad Street, offers a new spin on those: a Lazzi, made with an Aperol-grapefruit granita and served with prosecco, and a twist on a Negroni called a Broken Plot.
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Dinner starts off with a complimentary palate cleansing grapefruit granita (made with tequila and dry ice) and ends with a whimsical spin on cotton candy with pop-rocks sprinkled on top.
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The menu includes items such as oysters with soju granita ($2.75), hand torn noodles with spicy lamb sofrito ($14), and pork belly and mung bean pancakes ($10).
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Purée the fruit for smoothies or cocktails and freeze the purée for a creamy granita or semifreddo.
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His customers—given dishes like almond granita with raw oysters—rebelled.
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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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Origin and Etymology of granita
Italian, from feminine of granito, past participle of granire
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