This summery, fresh, light dessert recipe is ideal to make on days when you want something cold and sweet and ice cream just seems a little heavy. It’s so easy and quick to make I tend to keep a box in my freezer at all times while it’s hot out.
So….. it does have one element that makes this granita take just a touch longer. I soak my mint leaves in the water overnight to really help extract that minty flavour. This is optional but I really would advise if this isn’t possible to try to do so for at least an hour.
Then, all you need to do is combine all the ingredients and bring to the boil to make a syrup. Strain the syrup, add the alcohol (optional but let’s face it…. why wouldn’t you?!) let it cool, chuck it in the freezer for a few hours and voilà! Now you have an incredibly tasty refreshing mojito granita with minimal effort! When fully frozen just smash at it with a whisk or a fork to break it up into small ice particles and serve immediately.
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THANK YOU for his recipe! I didn’t have most of these ingredients but I used raspberries, basil and vodka and it came out so good! Pretty quick to make and SO EASY.