Frozen Green Grapes Recipes

Steps:

• First, wash your grapes and shake them gently to get some of the water off.
• Second, put them in a plastic bag with the sugar on top of them. (You may need more or less sugar, depending on how sweet your grapes are).
• Roll around the plastic bag, coating all the grapes with the sugar or Splenda.
• Now stick them in the freezer for at least an hour or two, and there you go! These keep for a very long time and you can make the recipe bigger or smaller.

Steps:

• Sprinkle washed and dried grapes with confectioner's sugar. Please please please make sure the grapes are dry!
• Freeze in a single layer.
• Grapes may later be transferred to a freezer bowl with a lid.
• Serve with a fun, fruity wine.

Steps:

• Add the grapes and the lime zest to a blender; blend on high speed for 2 minutes. Add 1 1/2 cups of the soda and puree for another minute. Pour into a 9-by-13-inch baking pan and freeze for approximately 3 hours, or until frozen. Using a fork, scrape and stir the mixture, forming little shards of frozen grape puree.
• To serve, scoop the slushie into small juice glasses, top with 1/4 cup lemon-lime soda, and garnish with a red grape skewer. Serve with a spoon and a straw.

Steps:

• Put the green grapes in the freezer about 2 hours before you want to serve your sangria.
• Combine the chopped apple, lemon slices, halved red grapes, sugar, wine, white grape juice and vodka in a large glass pitcher filled with ice. Stir to dissolve the sugar. Add the frozen green grapes to glasses and fill with the sangria.

Steps:

• At least 3 hours and up to 7 days before serving, remove the grapes from their stems and place in the freezer. When ready to serve, whisk the egg whites with the lemon juice in a large bowl until frothy. Put the sugar in another bowl.
• Drop the grapes into the bowl of egg whites, then pour the contents of the bowl through a strainer to drain the liquid. Dump the grapes onto a paper towel and roll them around until most of the excess egg white has been absorbed. Working in batches, add the grapes to the sugar and shake them around to coat. Shake off any excess. Transfer to serving glasses and serve immediately.

Steps:

• Put the pineapple, kale, frozen grapes, lemon juice, ginger and flaxseed into a blender. Blend on high until very smooth, turning off the blender and pushing down on the ingredients with a spatula or wooden spoon as needed to help the blending process. Add 1 to 2 tablespoons of water if needed to adjust consistency. Pour into a glass and garnish with a pineapple wedge.

Steps:

• I prefer to leave the grapes on the stem as I think it is more interesting presentation. Snip the grapes to 3-5 per grouping. Pull them all off if you want to do so.
• Place in the freezer for at least a few hours and if you forget about them, they will be fine days later.
• When frozen, coat them in any of the coatings above or drink powder, like lemonaide or cherry or powdery candies (remember those growing up? Maybe leave a few plain, as they are good that way too.
• Serve and enjoy or put them back in the freezer to serve later.

Steps:

• Wash bunches of black and green grapes and place on a tray in freezer. Allow to freeze for at least two hours.

Steps:

• Blend grapes, juices and mint until smooth.
• Freeze mixture in shallow baking pan until it's almost solid - 1 to 2 hours depending on your freezer.
• Remove from freezer, break up pieces and blend in blender again.
• Serve with lime wedge.

Steps:

• Brush the grapes with the egg white.
• Sprinkle with the gelatin or sugar.
• Dry throughly on a rack.