Minty Berry Summer Lollies – good serving for 6
Mint is probably my favourite herb to grow in the vegetable garden. I enjoy their aromatic smell and refreshing taste. They are also so easy to look after – the more you cut them the more they grow. 

I also grow red currants, raspberries and blackcurrants in my garden, so I am going to make the most of the berries with this easy recipe which you can make with your children.

You will need:

• A bowl of mixed berries (whatever you can find in your garden), chopped them into small cubes
• A handful of mint, finely chopped
• Half a litre of fruity flavoured water, preferably non-sparkling 
• Ice lollies mould

To make:
Place the mixed berries and some chopped mint at the bottom of the ice lolly mould. Pour the flavoured water carefully into each of the mould until it fills up. Place them into the fridge for around 4 hours until they freeze to enjoy the taste of summer!

Dina Watt grew up in Bandung, West-Java, Indonesia and now happily married and living in Aberdeenshire, she is known as The Indonesian Cook. In her regular column, Dina shares her own adventurous recipes for delicious home cooked meals that are easy to make, mostly using the homegrown, seasonal, fresh fruits and vegetables from her own Scottish garden.

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