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Slice some kiwi, orange, and strawberry into decorative pieces for arranging in the mold. the remaining kiwi, orange, peach, and strawberry into small pieces.
Carefully arrange the fruit slices at the bottom and sides of a baking tray or bowl, ensuring they adhere to the surface.
In a pan, pour 350 ml of fresh milk, add 200 g of condensed milk, and 8 g of agar-agar. the ingredients well to combine.
Place the pan on medium flame and cook, continuously , until the mixture reaches a boiling point, which takes approximately .
Remove the pan from heat. Add 200 g of sour cream to the hot mixture and well until fully incorporated. Then, add the fruit pieces and mix them thoroughly into the creamy base.
Carefully pour the fruit and milk mixture over the arranged fruit slices in the baking tray or bowl. Ensure the mixture is evenly distributed. Refrigerate for at least , or until the dessert is completely set and firm.
Once set, gently unmold the fruit dessert onto a serving plate. It is now ready to be sliced and served.
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Carefully pour the fruit and milk mixture over the arranged fruit slices in the baking tray or bowl. Ensure the mixture is evenly distributed. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or until the dessert is completely set and firm.
Keep your leftovers fresh and ready to enjoy.
Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or until the dessert is completely set and firm.
Simple ways to adapt this recipe.
Substitute fresh milk with coconut milk for a dairy-free option.
Add a touch of vanilla extract or other flavorings to the milk mixture.
Layer with a clear fruit jelly on top for an extra visual appeal.
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