
This was going to be Nectarine Sorbet, as I had some overripe nectarines that needed using - but when I went to cut them up I realized I'd waited too long and they had lost most of their taste. In the freezer I had some frozen mixed berries, so I used them instead.



I heated frozen mixed berries in a pan, mashed them up and then pushed them through a seive.
Make in an ice cream maker. I stood my sugar/fruit mixture in the freezer for a couple of hours to make sure it was totally cold, and then churned it in the ice cream maker. It wouldn't freeze convincingly, but after a night in the freezer it was perfect - not too soft, not too hard.
Ingredients:
225 g granulated sugar
150 ml water
450 g fruit
3 comments:
Arista, that looks gorgeous, what a wonderful colour (and it's low-fat!)
Simply stunning:) A great way to enjoy fruit on a stinking hot day:D I can imagine these flavours melting on my tongue:D
Yes sorbets are lovely and refreshing and low fat! I'm not a low-fat freak, but I do like to keep it to a minimum.
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