Hi guys,
I am back and first I would like to thank all my guest bloggers for the wonderful recipes they shared with my readers. Thank you so much Norma, Velva, Rebecca, Joan and Sook for accepting my invitation and for the fantastic posts.
Now let’s talk about this recipe, Paletas de Salpicón. Salpicón is a Colombian fruit salad made with diced fruit and watermelon juice or Colombiana (Colombian soda). In Medellin it is popular to serve it with a scoop of ice cream on top.
These fruit popsicles are a frozen variation of Salpicón and are very popular in Colombia.
Buen provecho!
Ingredients
(About 6 popsicles)
- 3 cups assorted fresh fruit, such as pineapple, papaya, watermelon, mango, apple, banana, and seedless red grapes, cut into bite size pieces.
- 3 cups watermelon,orange or strawberry fresh juice.
Directions
- Place cut fruit in a large bowl, pour juice over fruit and stir.
- our the fruit and juice mixture into the molds.
- If using cups, you’ll need to insert wooden popsicle sticks. Freeze for about 4 hours, or until firm.
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Francijoe says
Oh Im going to do this one…. I love salpicón!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kim says
These looks so pretty and delicious Erica! Glad to see that you are back. I missed ya:)
I made and posted your coconut and guava paste popsicles. They were delicious. I loved the chunks of guava.
gloria says
que hermosas paletas Erika, happy to see yu again! x gloria
Veronika Rojas says
Wow looks delicious! I love salpicon! Especially as a drink.
Silvia says
Se ven super. Como quedarian con un poquito de “Colombiana” mezclada con el jugo, ala “salpicon” clasico. Hmmm…me tocara hacer la prueba un dia de estos! 🙂
Simply Life says
YUM! I love those colors!
norma says
First of all thank you for letting me be a guest on your wondeful blog. These paletas are so colorful and sound delicious. I enjoy a “Colombiana” any chance I get. Unfortunately, I have to go to New Jersey to get them.
Faith says
I’m glad you’re back and I hope you had a wonderful time! These fruit pops look delicious and refreshing!
Gera @ Sweets Foods Blog says
Hope you’ve had a wonderful break and great sweet return! Love the paletas 🙂
Cheers,
Gera
Sandra G says
Welcome Back! Can’t Wait To Try This One, I’ve Made A Few Of Your Paletas, They Ate Awesome!
Felisha says
Delicious!!!! I must try them!
Erica says
Thank you guys!!!!!
grace says
welcome back, erica, and with a very refreshing treat! i love the color. 🙂
Joan Nova says
Colorful and refreshing – what could be better than a popsicle you can chew? Lasts longer. 🙂
Oysterculture says
Welcome back, what a delicious sounding recipe, and perfect for the heat of summer, which we’re now getting so I am now really tempted by all things cold.
DowntownFoodie says
YUM!!! You are awesome!! I love your inventive cooking style. I am definitely making these one day!
Heather @girlichef says
Oh my gosh – these are absolutely gorgeous! I would NOT be able to resist them. I don’t think the kids would be able to, either.