After finishing up my last teacher workday I decided to treat myself to a pedicure, a very long overdue pedicure. Harris Teeter is right next door so I went in to grab a magazine and raspberry lemonade. I mean I always like Martha's ideas and photos but imagine my excitement when I read in the latest Martha Stewart that you can make raspberry sorbet in a food processor! Raspberry sorbet is my summertime favorite frozen thing ever!
After my pedicure I went back into Harris Teeter and grabbed some frozen raspberries. I couldn't just stop with raspberry and got some frozen peaches as well. Martha also had this huge spread about peaches and since I didn't have any good fresh ones around to bake with, I figured peach sorbet would work for now. And does it ever! Sooo good, both of them. Maybe I'll never have to buy the pricy sorbet in stores anymore!
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Raspberry Sorbet
Makes 1 pint
12 oz frozen raspberries
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
Mix sugar and water until sugar is dissolved. Pulse frozen raspberries in food processor until they are a very fine crumble. Add sugar water to the raspberries while the processor is running until it is smooth. Pour into freezable containers and place in freezer until firm, around 2 hours.
Peach Sorbet
Makes 1 1/2 pint
16 oz frozen peaches (or use whatever size you can find)
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
Mix sugar and water until sugar is dissolved. Pulse frozen peaches in food processor until they are a very fine crumble. Add sugar water to the peaches while the processor is running until it is smooth. Pour into freezable containers and place in freezer until firm, around 2 hours.
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