1 Small Container of Raspberries
1 Cup of Simple Syrup
With fruits that have small seeds, like raspberries, I usually toss the fruit into a small sauce pan with a little extra sugar and a 1/4 cup of water over low heat to get the juice out of the fruit. After 20-30 minutes, remove the pan and strain the fruit so the juice is seedless. A small container should yield you about a cup of juice. Add the juice to the simple syrup and let it chill for a few hours before you put it in the machine.
One of the best parts of having several small batches of sorbet on hand is combining flavors. This Raspberry-Pineapple combo will be especially good on a warm New England day like today.
Enjoy!
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