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Strawberry and Mango Sorbet

11/26/2011 //  by Connie Veneracion

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Got overripe fruits? Make the easiest dessert ever. Top with whipped cream and a whole cherry and you got yourself a dessert that’s pretty and delicious and, best of all, very inexpensive.

Speedy did this, not me. He was cleaning out the fridge, I guess he didn’t want to throw anything away so he made a sorbet. Even the idea of adding whipped cream and cherries was his.

Strawberry and Mango Sorbet

Strawberry and Mango Sorbet

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Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 6
Author: Connie Veneracion

Ingredients

  • 2 cups very ripe strawberries
  • 1 cup very ripe mangoes
  • sugar

Instructions

  • Dice the fruits.
  • Throw into a blender. Puree. Add sugar to taste and pulse a few times to melt the sugar and blend.
  • Transfer to a freezer container and freeze.
  • For best results, rake with a fork every hour or few hours to break the ice crystals so that you get a smoother sorbet.

Notes

You can change the proportion by using more or less of each of the fruits.
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  1. Jhay

    11/26/2011 at 2:08 pm

    Avocados are also great for making sorbet, though I find it a bit tricky to get the taste right since you could easily overwhelm everything with sugar or milk.

    • Connie Veneracion

      11/26/2011 at 10:51 pm

      Yah, avocado is so creamy by itself. Seems overkill to add milk.

  2. dhale

    11/28/2011 at 9:49 am

    yuuum! you don’t run out of ideas :) btw ms. connie, did your husband by any chance go to Ever Antipolo yesterday? i think i saw him (or the guy i saw just looked so much like him) :)

    • Connie Veneracion

      11/29/2011 at 2:08 am

      Sunday? Yaaah… He went out to buy eggplants and potato chips for Sam. He goes to Lores market for the veggies, so he might have gone across the street to Ever for the potato chips. :)

  3. dhale

    11/29/2011 at 9:32 am

    aha! i saw him took chips from the shelves. was thinking he’d find it weird if i said hello so i didn’t. heehee. i also looked so I know you weren’t with him. sayang! :D

    • Connie Veneracion

      11/29/2011 at 11:29 am

      Next time, please do say hello. He’s used to it already hehehehe

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