Summer Berry Dessert

by Editorial Staff

Warm summer is rich in fruits and berries, and it’s a sin not to take advantage of this. It’s time to grab a ripe berry from the dacha and from the shops! Treat yourself and your loved ones with a delicious summer dessert!

Summary

Cook Time	1 hour
Total Time	1 hour
Course	Dessert
Servings (Default: 8)

Ingredients

Fresh berries (I have strawberries and kiwi) – 300-500 g
Biscuit biscuits (or biscuit) – 300 g
Sour cream – 500 g
Gelatin – 20 g
Sugar – 200 g

Instructions

Pour the gelatin into a small saucepan, pour cold water (0.5 cups) and leave for 30 minutes.
Cover deep dishes with cling film.
Chop strawberries and kiwi (other fruits and berries can be used).
Place a layer of strawberries and kiwi on the bottom of the mold.
Break the biscuit cookies into pieces. I didn’t have a cookie, but there was a biscuit that I cut into cubes.
Put a layer of biscuit pieces on the berry layer. Then again a layer of berries and a layer of biscuit.
Put the gelatin on a small fire and heat until completely dissolved (do not boil). Beat the sour cream with sugar and pour into gelatin in a thin stream, stirring occasionally. Pour the biscuit with berries with a gelatinous mixture and put in the refrigerator for 2 hours (preferably overnight).
Take the cake out of the refrigerator and turn it over onto a platter.
Remove the film carefully.

Enjoy your meal!

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