Blueberry bombs: Irresistible summer dessert with a hidden surprise

Blueberry bombs have one serious flaw—they disappear too quickly from plates. This dessert pampers the taste buds and sneaks cottage cheese and fruits into the diets of the youngest. Try it, and you won't stop at just one time.

Prepare blueberry bombs for an afternoon snack, and your loved ones will be ecstatic. This dessert is very simple to prepare, yet it can amaze you as if a chef made it from the best restaurant. All you need to do is mix blueberries with cottage cheese and whipped cream.

Blueberry bombs, in addition to the taste of seasonal fruits, contain a mixture of creamy and fluffy whipped cream and the delicacy of cottage cheese. One could say they are an ice cream dessert, as they are eaten after freezing. Waiting until they are ready to be taken out of the freezer is the hardest part of making blueberry bombs.

You can prepare blueberry bombs with any additions you like. Instead of blueberries, choose other fruits, such as raspberries or apricots, and use ground nuts for coating. There are really many options. Getting a silicone mould with semi-spherical indentations is also a good idea. This way, the bombs can appear on plates in a perfect, smooth shape.

Ingredients:

• 250 g blueberries,
• 100 g sugar,
• 450 g cottage cheese,
• 300 mL heavy cream,
• 2 tablespoons honey,
• 2 tablespoons ground almonds or shredded coconut.

Preparation:

1. Whip the well-chilled cream stiffly with half of the powdered sugar.
2. Blend the washed and dried blueberries with the other half of the sugar and the cottage cheese.
3. Add the whipped cream to the blueberry mixture. Gently mix everything.
4. Prepare a silicone mold. Grease each indentation with honey and sprinkle with shredded coconut or ground almonds.
5. Transfer the prepared cream to the mould and cover it with plastic wrap. Place the entire thing in the freezer for a minimum of 5 hours.