How to Make a Fruit Sorbet
Prepare 2.5 cups (454 grams) of fresh fruit., Spray the fruit with lemon juice to prevent browning. , Puree the fruit in a food processor., Transfer the batches to a large bowl., Place 1/3 cup (80 ml) water and 1/3 cup (65 grams) granulated white...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Prepare 2.5 cups (454 grams) of fresh fruit.
Peel the fruit, if necessary, and then cut it into small chunks.
For a tropical sorbet, try mango and banana.
For a family treat, try bananas and strawberries or raspberries and peaches. -
Step 2: Spray the fruit with lemon juice to prevent browning.
, You may need to do this in batches, if your food processor is small.
Add 1 tbsp. (14.7 ml) of lemon juice to the batches as they go through the food processor so that it will mix thoroughly. , Place the bowl in the refrigerator to chill. ,, This should take about 4 minutes.
Then bring to a boil for a minute and take it off the stove.
This is your simple syrup. ,, Mix thoroughly. ,,, For a fluffier texture, place the sorbet in a food processor. ,, Garnish with mint and serve.
Store extra sorbet in the freezer. , -
Step 3: Puree the fruit in a food processor.
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Step 4: Transfer the batches to a large bowl.
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Step 5: Place 1/3 cup (80 ml) water and 1/3 cup (65 grams) granulated white sugar in a saucepan.
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Step 6: Stir until dissolved over low heat.
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Step 7: Pour the syrup into a heat-safe container and chill in the refrigerator for 30 minutes to an hour
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Step 8: until completely chilled.
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Step 9: Combine the simple syrup and the fruit in the large bowl.
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Step 10: Pour the mixture into a stainless steel pan and cover with plastic wrap.
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Step 11: Chill in the freezer for 7 to 8 hours.
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Step 12: Take the pan out of the freezer and stir to break up the large ice chunks.
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Step 13: Return the sorbet to the pan and freezer for 3 hours.
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Step 14: Take the sorbet out of the freezer and place in bowls or small cups.
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Step 15: Enjoy!
Detailed Guide
Peel the fruit, if necessary, and then cut it into small chunks.
For a tropical sorbet, try mango and banana.
For a family treat, try bananas and strawberries or raspberries and peaches.
, You may need to do this in batches, if your food processor is small.
Add 1 tbsp. (14.7 ml) of lemon juice to the batches as they go through the food processor so that it will mix thoroughly. , Place the bowl in the refrigerator to chill. ,, This should take about 4 minutes.
Then bring to a boil for a minute and take it off the stove.
This is your simple syrup. ,, Mix thoroughly. ,,, For a fluffier texture, place the sorbet in a food processor. ,, Garnish with mint and serve.
Store extra sorbet in the freezer. ,
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