Authentic Hawaiian Shave Ice, Red White Blue series via Mashed Potatoes and Crafts

Hi, I’m Rachelle from Mashed Potatoes and Crafts. I’m a farm girl from Idaho and an author. My latest novel features great recipes, tips, and crafts with each chapter. I’m excited to share a favorite today that your whole family will be begging you to make!

The recipe is pretty simple and easily adjusted for different types of fruits.

AUTHENTIC
HAWAIIAN SHAVE ICE WITH STRAWBERRY SYRUP

Ingredients:
1 1/2 cups diced fresh strawberries2 tbsps freshly squeezed lime juice (1 lime)

3/4 cup water

3/4 cup white granulated sugar

Ice

Macadamia nut ice cream or your preferred flavor

To make the strawberry syrup, first wash and core your strawberries. Toss them in your blender and pulse the mixture.

Next, combine the strawberries, lime juice, water, and sugar in a small
saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil, then cook over medium heat for 5
minutes. After removing the pan from the heat, leave the fruit in the
syrup while it cools to room temperature.

Then, after it cools completely,
strain the mixture through a fine mesh sieve into a small pitcher or
squeeze bottle. If desired put one scoop of ice
cream in the bottom of each bowl. This is how they serve it in Hawaii, with delicious creamy ice cream in the bottom!

Finely shave ice into bowls or cups,
then pour syrup over the ice.

My kids loved this treat and we’re going to try it with pineapple next!

I love this Red, White, and Blue Series! I hope you try this tasty recipe, and if you like it, you
might be interested in more projects from my novels about a wedding
planner who runs her own craft blog and solves mysteries! These Berry-licious Cupcakes with Magic Glitter would be perfect for a summer party and this tutorial on how to create Coffee-Filter Roses makes beautiful wedding decor.

Learn more about Veils and Vengeance and all of the chapter tips, recipes, and tutorials HERE. Courtesy of www.mashedpotatoesandcrafts.com

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