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Pink Grapefruit, Strawberry, and Champagne Granita with Sugared Strawberries

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Pink Grapefruit, Strawberry, and Champagne Granita with Sugared StrawberriesSCOTT PETERSON

Use a Microplane grater or the smallest holes on a box grater to remove the lemon peel in thin, fine pieces. Any delicate buttery cookies — such as pirouettes, small shortbreads, or tender madeleines — would be delicious with the granita.

Test-kitchen tip:

To coat Martini glass rims with sugar, barely moisten fingertips and run around edge of each glass, then dip rims into sugar mixture. Keep the coated glasses in the freezer for up to two days before serving the granita.

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