Gooseberry Sorbet Recipe
Summary
Preparation Time10 MinCooking Time10 Min
Ready In20 MinDifficulty LevelEasy
Health IndexJust EnjoyServings6
Ingredients
| 2 lb. gooseberries, topped and tailed | ||
| Water | 1/4 Pint | |
| Caster sugar | 8 Ounce | |
| Lemon juice | 2 Tablespoon | |
| Egg whites | 2 | |
Directions
MAKING
1) Take a saucepan and add gooseberries and water. Boil the mixture and cover the pan.
2) Simmer until gooseberries are tender. Allow the mixture to cool.
3) Strain the mixture in a container. Pour lemon juice and add food coloring, if desired. Blend well.
4) Place the container in the freezer and freeze until squishy. Turn out into a large basin.
5) In a bowl, beat eggs until they stand in stiff peaks and gently add them to the mushy ice cream mixture. Blend well.
6) Pour the mixture into the container and freeze until firm.
SERVING
7) Serve frozen.
TIP
Canned gooseberries can also be used but omit water and sugar from the recipe. Frozen gooseberries can be used by following the same recipe.
1) Take a saucepan and add gooseberries and water. Boil the mixture and cover the pan.
2) Simmer until gooseberries are tender. Allow the mixture to cool.
3) Strain the mixture in a container. Pour lemon juice and add food coloring, if desired. Blend well.
4) Place the container in the freezer and freeze until squishy. Turn out into a large basin.
5) In a bowl, beat eggs until they stand in stiff peaks and gently add them to the mushy ice cream mixture. Blend well.
6) Pour the mixture into the container and freeze until firm.
SERVING
7) Serve frozen.
TIP
Canned gooseberries can also be used but omit water and sugar from the recipe. Frozen gooseberries can be used by following the same recipe.
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