Cherry Orange Sorbet
2 c fresh/frozen cherries
2 c orange juice
2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
Put everything into a food processor and puree.
Transfer to a pitcher, and pour the mixture into 2 ice-cube trays and freeze it until firm.
When you're ready to serve the sorbet, transfer the fruit cubes to a food processor. Pulse them, in short bursts, to make smooth sorbet.
Serve & eat immediately.
Here are the ingredients for another batch of sorbet.
Creamy Peach Sorbet
1 c coconut milk
1 large banana
3 peaches (I used some I canned last year)
This yielded a creamy, tropical flavor that my family loved.
Next time you make a smoothie, pour some of it into ice-cube trays to blend later into a frozen treat. The possibilities are endless, and I have a baggie in the freezer loaded with various frozen fruit ice cubes ready to be made into sorbet.
Hey, this dish is so chill that you might need toe socks to warm up your flip flops!
mmmmMMMMMM! All this yumminess is making me hungry!!! I want to try that coconut one first!!! Cute socks!!!! tee hee
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that Cherry-Orange Sorbet sounds sooo refreshing - yum!
ReplyDeleteCherry orange sounds soooo good! And the peach coconut - I just love fresh peaches right now.
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought that making sorbet would be so effortless. And no real special equipment required. The coconut one sounds divine! The cherry would be pretty tasty too. Thanks Vicki!
ReplyDeleteBTW, love the toes!
LOL just did notice the sorbet container and spoon! Phew! I miss YOU! girly! xo, Cinda
ReplyDeleteOooh I love the ice cube tray idea! :-)
ReplyDeletei have never made sorbet before.. i think i will do that tomorrow. thanks for the recipes!
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks so lovely. Thank you for sharing the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThat ice cream bowl and spoon bring back sooo many memories of young childhood. I got one of those from an edible candy arrangement after I had my tonsils out when I was 5. We had to get rid of the bowl, because 10 years later it cracked and it was growing some interesting specimens within the hollow shell. But I was soooo sad when it had to leave. haha
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ReplyDeleteYummy! Especially the Peach one.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to swim in that sorbet right now.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great method for making sorbet! It sounds kind of like a smoothie, as long as the ingredients you put in are good it will work out.
ReplyDeleteI love sorbet! I'm going to have to try the cherry/orange... yum!
ReplyDeleteDelicious smoothie! I did not know that fact about cows, yet another reason that everyone should go vegan...I always make the argument that eating dairy is not in sync with evolution...ha!
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The perfect summer treat! And I love those socks... it's definitely important for people to start making the connection between global warming and their diet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog Vicki. For the cheeze sauce you can use more milk and thahini if you like it is about taste but be sure to heat it and let it curd and add a little salt if you like..
ReplyDeleteI will try your sorbet today but with strawberries
Yes surprisingly we have loads of strawberries in Barbados lol
imported of course but there is a sale at my workplace for 100 pounds for 25 usd so I will make use of that and try some stuff using strawberries
Hi. I enjoyed reading your blog. IT was interesting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThose toe socks rock! Plus that peach sorbet looks tooo good!
ReplyDeletethose sorbets look awesome! I could especially go for the peach right now... perfect for breakfast! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOoooh, love the toe socks.
The Peach sorbet looks awesome...and those socks are too cute. perfect for the coming months..!
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