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What's a good recipe for a refreshing sorbet?
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I love zingy citrus flavours and would love to make a summery sorbet with orange, lemon or lime, say. Any suggestions?
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Easiest way is such a cheat - take a can of fruit in light syrup - peach, pineapple, etc - empty contents into bag in freezer and let it get all icy and solid. Place in a blender and whizz til smooth and serve. Dress up in a glass with mint leaf and langue du chat and no one will know . . . .
Try a look at : this - my fave site or see: here for 150 ideas
Easiest way is such a cheat - take a can of fruit in light syrup - peach, pineapple, etc - empty contents into bag in freezer and let it get all icy and solid. Place in a blender and whizz til smooth and serve. Dress up in a glass with mint leaf and langue du chat and no one will know . . . .
Here's what I did:
1. 125g sugar into 300ml water, dissolve slowly over a low heat.
2. Finely pared rind of 3 unwaxed lemons into the syrup and continue simmering for 10 mins, then allow to cool completely.
3. Add the juice of the 3 lemons, remove the rind, put in the freezer for minimum 3 hours - it must have gone mushy before the next step.
4. Whisk 1 egg white to stiff peaks, fold it in to the lemon mix, and return to freezer. If it doesn't fold in properly (i.e. stays separate) just put the whole lot back in the freezer and try again after about 40 mins.
Optional - put in the fridge about 30 mins before serving, though I found it served well enough straight fom the freezer - and was gorgeous, exactly what I hoped.
1. 125g sugar into 300ml water, dissolve slowly over a low heat.
2. Finely pared rind of 3 unwaxed lemons into the syrup and continue simmering for 10 mins, then allow to cool completely.
3. Add the juice of the 3 lemons, remove the rind, put in the freezer for minimum 3 hours - it must have gone mushy before the next step.
4. Whisk 1 egg white to stiff peaks, fold it in to the lemon mix, and return to freezer. If it doesn't fold in properly (i.e. stays separate) just put the whole lot back in the freezer and try again after about 40 mins.
Optional - put in the fridge about 30 mins before serving, though I found it served well enough straight fom the freezer - and was gorgeous, exactly what I hoped.
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