Paletas de Zarzamora
| July 15, 2011 | Posted by Vianney under Sweet Treats |
My mom is in town and I am absorbing every moment with her. We are spending alot of our time in the kitchen, but not focusing on taking pictures or writing down recipes.
When I cook with my mom it’s about learning, watching her hands and connecting. We baked together with my daughter (Chuls) and I cannot begin to express the emotion I felt.
My mom’s wise hands guiding my child with loving patience as she worked her dough. I am certain this will be one of her fondest memories as she embarks on her own culinary journey.
As we move into the weekend I wanted to share a quick summer treat. Paletas are quickly becoming my second obsession, my first will always be margaritas. Enjoy!
Paletas de Zarzamora – Blackberry Paletas
by Sweet Life
By Vianney Rodriguez
makes 10
4 cups blackberries
1/2 cup water
1 tsp salt
1 tsp lemon juice
Place blackberries,salt and lemon juice in blender with a splash of the 1/2 cup water to get it started. You do not want to dilute the blackberry flavor.
Strain if desired.
Pour into a paleta mold, insert wooden sticks and freeze for about 4 hours. Run your mold under warm water to loosen the paleta. Enjoy!
*Soak your wooden stick in warm water 20 minutes before using. This helps the stick to stay in place.
Crave more paletas? Why not try these flavors?
Paletas de Sandia
Paletas de Mango
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I meant to stop by this morning to say congrats to Chuls but I didn’t get a chance! She rocks. Please give her the biggest hug EVER for me! So proud!
These could quickly become an obsession for me!!!
Lots of yummy love,
Alex aka Ma What’s For Dinner
http://www.mawhats4dinner.com
Hi, I absolutely love these paletas…you have beautiful pictures with your posts. Thanks so much for sharing these amazing recipes…I also blog about Mexican food recipes at http://www.mexfoodrecipes.com. I hope you’ll stop by to check it out! I’m sure it could serve as inspiration. Have a great day! Maria
this is so simple–i had no idea! i never gave much thought to how to make my own popsicles, but you’ve opened my eyes. gorgeous work.
Those look so necessary in this heat!
Interesting trick to soak the sticks in water first. I didn’t know that! Not that I make ice pops too often. But seeing these lovely photos definitely has me hankering to stuff my freezer with some now.
Sounds like you are having a memorable visit with your mami
I love paletas and don’t know why I haven’t made any yet this summer. You are inspiring me, so I shouldn’t resist it and get in the cocina soon.
Those look great, the colour is so beautiful! Summer time on a stick
*kisses* HH
Aww, how cool that you, your mom, and your daughter have all been able to enjoy cooking together. That will definitely be a lovely memory for everyone involved. Plus those paletas look delicious!
Hi, it’s Kurious. Remember me? I was at a Latin festival today and thought of you <3. It's so nice to be reading your blog again, like seeing an old friend. & I always love your posts when your mom is visiting, you two have fun now =).
Oh, and I am so making these with mulberries because we have this huge tree out front and it's all purple rain over here on the sidewalk.
xx
I need and want one now!
So refreshing and needed!
the color is just stunning and the flavor has to be out of this world. Would love to try these!
I’m deeply in lov ewith blackberries. This paletas looks so refreshing and appealing to me. I love that it is as easy as 1-2-3 to make.
These look really tasty and refreshing. Great post!
Such a vibrant color and a refreshing treat! You are so lucky to have your mom with you and for the memories she has instilled in your daughter
I have a ton of blackberries in my fridge, I should whip of a batch of these colorful pops. thanks
love the color! yumm
great summer treat!!
Mmmmm…this looks very healthy and refreshing. I will eat many when the weather is hot
I didn’t know zarzamora was blackberry in Spanish! Now I can’t stop saying it! So fun!
Mmmhhh, popsicles made with blackberries!
Cheers,
Rosa
Such a healthy, delicious summer treat. So nice that you love being in the kitchen with you mom. Lucky!
I think margaritas and paletas are acceptable obsessions
These look beautiful and sound awesome. Have a wonderful time w/ your mama! 