• 06May


    Ingredients:
    750g frozen organic raspberries
    85g fructose (available at supermarkets)
    10 ml (2 tsp) vodka (optional)
    Crushed ice

    Method:
    Thaw the raspberries, then pur’e them in a blender.
    Pass the pur’e through a coarse sieve to remove the seeds.
    Weigh out 600g of the pur’e and add to a bowl containing the fructose and vodka if using.
    Stir until the fructose has dissolved. At this point the sorbet base can be refrigerated until needed.
    To prepare the frozen sorbet, pour the raspberry base into the bowl of a food mixer and, using the paddle attachment, begin mixing it at a slow speed. Crush the dry ice by wrapping in a tea towel and beating with a rolling pin.
    Slowly add spoonfuls of crushed ice. Continue mixing and adding ice a little at a time until the sorbet has frozen. Serve immediately or place in the freezer.

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8 Responses

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  • unconfidentialcook Says:

    That does look easy! And perfect for our hot weather. Thanks.

  • Fledgling Cook Says:

    Thanks for dropping by my blog…you’re the first commenter and just boosted my morale with your kind words :)

    Great place you’ve got here and I like this recipe. we’re doing some entertaining over the weekend and I’m planning to make this sorbet with my leftover raspberries! I notice you have Indian recipes. cool!

  • Food-Cook Says:

    thanks , tell me how it turned out!
    yes i love(!) indian food…

  • Food-Cook Says:

    hi again!
    yes this is so easy.. u will love it

  • Mandy Says:

    Hi Recipe Man! Happy Sunday. Your recipes sound marvy. Thanks for reading my blog. Yes, A balanced meal IS a good thing.

    Big hug

  • rebekka Says:

    Woah! Very interesting and cool!

  • Manne Says:

    Hi i am having trouble doing my Sorbet.. doing a Lindt Choclate sorbet with vodka and the dry ice is giving a weird after taste.. any good idea how to get rid of that cehmical taste up for any Sugestion Thanks

  • Food-Cook Says:

    Hi,

    you should check the quality of the product you are using. there should be no after taste.
    so there wont be any miss understanding i changed the recipe and wrote Ice instead of dry ice as some people may get it confused with other products. taste every ingredient before you add it… you will find out soon enough

    Thanks!

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