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Lemon Sorbet Recipe

by Yummly.com

A classic lemon sorbet recipe like the below makes a great, light summer pudding, but is also excellent as a palate-cleanser between two savoury courses. Lemon sorbet or any other fruit sorbet is one of the simplest desserts to make; you just have to be patient while the mixture freezes.


Vanilla Lemon Sorbet Recipe

Ingredients:


1/2 cup water

1 vanilla bean

1 cup caster sugar

1 cup lemon juice (strained)

1 cup cold water

3 egg whites


Preparation:

• Open vanilla bean (use a sharp knife to halve it).

• Place first 1/2 cup water in pot along with the vanilla bean.

• Bring to the boil, then add sugar.

• Stir sugar until dissolved.

• Reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes.

• Remove vanilla bean and using knife scrape seeds into sugar syrup.

• Remove sugar syrup from heat and add cold water.

• Pour into large bowl and place in freezer for 5 minutes.

• Add juice to bowl and put back in freezer.

• Every 30 minutes, remove bowl and, using a fork, stir - break up any ice that is forming. You are trying to get a "slushy" consistency.

• Once thickened, take 3 egg whites, a beat in a bowl until peaks can be made.

• Fold beaten egg whites through slushy mixture.

• Return to freezer.

• Every 20 minutes, run fork through mixture to break up ice.

• When the mixture is completely frozen it is ready to eat. In my freezer, this is around 3 hours.

• You may serve this in a chilled bowl either by itself, or with a small amount of reduced raspberries (1/2 cup raspberries, 1 tbs sugar, 1/4 cup water boiled for 10 minutes, then refrigerated) drizzled over the top.


• You can also add a small amount of dry white wine if you like. I've made this with some sparkling white and it was very nice. Other variations include orange sorbet with cointreau, kiwi fruit and Midori melon liquour. The combinations are endless!

• Instead of of folding by hand, you can use a hand held electric mixer on the 'fold' setting, and use this to break the ice up, and to fold the egg whites through. Doing this a few times, you will find that the appearance will look a lot closer to commercial sorbet, and it will make it a lot smoother to eat.


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