Making strawberry sorbet doesn’t require any fancy equipment with this simple recipe. You just need a bowl and a freezer! It is easy to make, fun to serve, and delicious.
Take advantage of the ripe, full-flavored fresh organic strawberries as they return to the markets this spring with this recipe. For an added bonus, cover with homemade strawberry sauce; both recipes are included here!
INGREDIENTS
1 quart full-flavored strawberries
½ cup frozen apple juice concentrate
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Puree all ingredients in a food processor, pour into a bowl, cover, and freeze for 3 or 4 hours.
Remove the bowl from the freezer about every 45 minutes and puree again for a smooth consistency. Let the sorbet sit out at room temperature for 15 minutes or so before serving.
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Adapted from Every Day Gourmet, by Michael Malkoff. Copyright (c)1999 by Michael Malkoff. Reprinted by permission of Healing Arts Press.
Adapted from Every Day Gourmet, by Michael Malkoff.
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wow, great, thank you!
I will save this recipe until spring when the Strawberries are in season. I never buy them in the off-season. I get them locally fresh from the field that I pick. I usually freeze some as well however I ran out of them this year already. Too many treats being made in my kitchen. LOL Thank you.
Yummy! Thanks.
Thanks for the recipe.
Thanks, sounds great.
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