Pureed raspberry is such a simple yet delicious treat.
You can make raspberry puree in just 5 minutes and be enjoying this sweet but tart delicious puree full of raspberry flavor.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that puree is just for babies, but our raspberry puree can be used for many different things.
Use pureed raspberries in cocktails, it’s wonderful in a delicious raspberry daiquiri.
Drizzle it over a bowl of ice cream or on a freshly made cheesecake, the choice is yours!
What is raspberry puree?
Raspberry puree is simply raspberries that have been blended until they form a smooth sauce.
Can I use frozen raspberries for this sauce?
Absolutely, and for most of the year, frozen raspberries are the only option available to you.
Using frozen raspberries is fine, but in our opinion, the taste isn’t as fresh and you’ll notice that the pureed raspberries produce a darker color puree or sauce.
How can I make raspberry puree sweeter?
If you want a sweeter raspberry puree or sauce, then all you need to do is add sugar.
We recommend doing it slowly, try adding 1tsp at a time, stir it in and then taste.
Repeat until you have the taste you prefer.
Do not add sugar to the puree if you are giving it to a baby.
Is raspberry puree the same as raspberry jam?
No, they are not the same.
Raspberry puree is not cooked, whereas raspberry jam is and we don’t add any sugar to our sauce.
What equipment will I need?
You’ll need a blender, and if you want a seedless raspberry puree, you’ll need a sieve.
How do I store it?
Freshly made pureed raspberries will keep stored in an airtight container in the fridge, for up to 2 weeks.
You can also freeze your raspberry puree for up to 3 months, so why not make a batch of it and have a taste of summer in your freezer whenever you need it?
Does raspberry puree have seeds in it?
Yes, it does, but they are easily removed by using a fine-mesh sieve.
Raspberry puree notes and tips
- Haven’t got a blender?
Simply use a potato masher intially and then a fork, to create a smooth sauce, yes it’s more effort but it’s a good workaround option until you get a blender. - Don’t want the seeds?
If you want to guarentee that those pesky seeds don’t make an appearance in your puree, then make sure you have a fine mesh sieve, one that won’t let the tiny seeds through. - Make the most of your freezer
Freeze your raspberry puree in airtight freezer bags, when you put them in the frezzer lay them flat, so they freeze flat, this way they don’t take up as much space.
How do I make pureed raspberries?
This is so very simple, it doesn’t really warrant a recipe as such but we’ve included a recipe card below, so you get an idea of the yield.
Place 900g of fresh raspberries in your blender and blend until you have a smooth consistency.
An optional step, if you don’t want any seeds in your puree, is to press the blended puree through a fine-mesh strainer and into a bowl or jar.
You now have pureed raspberries – how easy was that!
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We hope you enjoy making our super-simple raspberry puree and would love to hear how you got on with it.
Please do leave a comment or question below.
EASY RASPBERRY PUREE
Utensils
- Blender
- Sieve (optional)
Instructions
- Place all of the raspberries in your blender and blend until smooth900 g Fresh raspberries
- Optional step: Press the raspberry puree through a fine-mesh sieve to remove the seeds
Nutrition
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