Two delicious takes on sorbets, one made by the husband, one made by yours truly. Together they make a match made in heaven. Am I talking sorbet or people? You decide!
PEACHES AND HONEYDEW SORBET
(from The Bewitching Kitchen)
2 + 1/2 cups peaches (with skin)
2 + 1/2 cups honeydew melon (or cantaloupe)
1/2 cup sugar
1 banana
juice of lime
2 tablespoons vodka
2 tablespoons Cointreau (can be omitted)
Mix all ingredients in a Vitamix type blender. Process until fully smooth, let it sit in the fridge overnight or at least 6 hours, covered.
Mix it briefly with a spoon, them churn in your ice cream maker, until done.
ENJOY!
to print the recipe, click here
CHOCOLATE SORBET
(from David Leibovitz)
RECIPE AVAILABLE HERE
Comments: Phil is the sorbet maker in our home, and he always comes with amazing combinations using all sorts of fruits, as you can see if you do a search in this site. This peach/melon concoction is refreshing, with the right amount of sweetness. But we both feel that the chocolate sorbet from David Leibovitz steals the show. I’ve had his book – The Perfect Scoop – for many years, and wanted to try this version for the longest time. So glad I finally dd! It is a huge hit of chocolate, intense, feels very rich, but not a drop of heavy cream in the horizon. Pretty amazing, we highly recommend you try it. I am glad the recipe is available online.
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I knew you and Phil played golf together but sorbet-making is a newbie 🙂 ! And looking at the ingredients . . . that gorgeous looking offering can even be said to be healthy . . . all that fruit and so very little extra sugar . . . and then you so very courteously add the Leibowitz chocolate one . . . yes please and ‘thank you’ 🙂 !
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Phil always cuts back on the sugar. Some is definitely needed for texture and structure, but most recipes use way too much… And that chocolate sorbet? Wow, just wow…
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I’ve always liked David Leibovitz, so I think I’ll give this one a shot. Thanks for posting the link! And yes, I think “match made in heaven” describes both 🙂
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Definitely try that recipe, I promise you won’t be disappointed!!!!! I ike him a lot too… am I talking David or Phil? You decide…. 😉
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I meant Annie Leibovitz, of course 🙂
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Palm to forehead! OF COURSE, WHAT WAS I THINKING?????
😉
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