How to Make Raspberry Sorbet

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Make raspberry sorbet
There’s no better treat to cool down a hot, summer day like a bowl of refreshing sorbet. Once reserved for diners in fancy restaurants looking to cleanse their palates, sorbets have gone mainstream as home cooks have discovered how simple they are to prepare.

What is Sorbet?

Sorbet in its simplest form is frozen water with a flavoring added. Historians believe pharoahs in Egypt offered visitors a cup of ice mixed with fruit juices. In fact, sorbet has been traced back to 3000 BC. Who knew?!

How to Make Raspberry Sorbet

The process of making sorbet is so super simple you won’t even believe it! All you do is blend simple syrup – click here for a quick how to – with fresh or frozen fruit. Pop it into your ice cream machine and churn until it’s thickened. You can totally eat it immediately, soft serve style, but I like to stash it in the freezer for a few hours for a firmer consistency. I LOVELOVELOVE raspberries but swap in your favorite berries to create your own favorite treat.

Grab some berries and make raspberry sorbet!!

TIPS:
Stir simple syrup until sugar dissolves completely or you’ll end up with grainy sorbet.

Let your simple syrup cool completely before using. Adding hot liquids to your ice cream machine will prevent it from thickening properly.

TOOLS:
Small Pot

Wooden Spoon or Silicon Spatula

Blender

Sieve/Strainer

Ice Cream Machine

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TECHNIQUES:
Making Simple Syrup

This Raspberry Sorbet is so super simple you won’t even believe it! All you do is blend simple syrup with fresh or frozen fruit. Pop it into your ice cream machine and churn until it’s thickened. You can totally eat it immediately, soft serve style, but I like to stash it in the freezer for a few hours for a firmer consistency. I LOVELOVELOVE raspberries but swap in your favorite berries to create your own favorite treat.

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