Dom Pedro is a divine, drinking dessert with an ice-cream base which can be served as not only a drink, but for dessert as well
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You will find this absolutely decadent drink on just about any South-African restaurant’s dessert menu.
It is however a little different from restaurant to restaurant in that some use Amarula Liqueur and others would use Kahlua Liqueur.
I prefer Amarula as I think it is the most wonderful, exotic liqueur around !
It has been said that the Marula fruit (the overripe fruits) falls from the trees in the wild.
The elephants then eat it and well, let’s just say they’re a happy bunch after a Marula treat !
This is one of the easiest desserts which you can drink, although you might get a light bout of brain-freeze should you drink too quickly.
So thick and frothy ! One really just want to sip away after a hearty meal !
You might also like a chocolatey, minty version of this popular drink >>> Choc-Mint Dom Pedro !
More Amarula recipes you might like:
Dom Pedro
Dom Pedro
Ingredients
- 4 cups Vanilla Ice-Cream slightly softened
- ½ cup Amarula Liqueur or Kahlua
- ¾ cup Fresh Cream double cream/thick cream
- 1 Flake Chocolate Bar crumbled or any shaved Chocolate
Instructions
- 1. Place the Ice-Cream, Liqueur and Cream in a blender – blitz until combined
- 2. Pour into serving glasses and sprinkle with Chocolate flakes/crumbs
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jack meoff'
Thursday 20th of January 2022
omg i love the dom pedro was well soo good queen
Fernando
Saturday 6th of February 2021
The name is Don Pedro. Don is a polite way to say Mr.
Linda Nortje
Sunday 7th of February 2021
Fernando, yes that is true when used as a Spanish Don. However, in South-Africa we use DOM Pedro ( noun phrase ) and it is derived from the Latin Dominus which is also Master of a household, therefore the Portuguese Dom means more or less the same as the Spanish Don 😊 (different countries, different spellings)
Alison Agnew
Thursday 27th of February 2014
Looks like a delicious, icy treat! Would love for you to share at Fridays Unfolded this week!
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Clairejustine oxox
Monday 24th of February 2014
Oh wow, yes please :) these look amazingly yummy ... thanks for sharing at Creative Mondays...
Natasha In Oz
Sunday 23rd of February 2014
Oh wow, that looks amazing! I just pinned this to try soon. Thanks for sharing this at the Say G'day Saturday linky party!
Best wishes,Natasha in Oz