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Raspberry Sorbet

Raspberry sorbet is a delightful and refreshing frozen dessert made from raspberries, sugar, and water. This fruity treat is known for its vibrant red color and the tantalizing tang of fresh raspberries. Often enjoyed as a palate cleanser or a lighter alternative to ice cream, raspberry sorbet appeals to those looking for delicious and dairy-free dessert options. Preparing raspberry sorbet at home typically involves blending raspberries with sugar and water to create a smooth mixture, then chilling and churning it to achieve the desired smooth yet slightly crystalline texture. Home cooks can also customize the intensity of flavor and sweetness by adjusting the amount of fruit and sugar used, ensuring a personalized and satisfying dessert experience.
#35
IN FROZEN DESSERT
121
CAL / 100G
$0.24
AVG / OZ
raspberry sorbet
100%
CARBS
0%
FAT
0%
PROTEIN
Raspberry Sorbet FAQ
When it comes to using raspberry sorbet in cooking, one of the most common issues is that people have a hard time figuring out how to integrate it into recipes beyond serving it as a stand-alone dessert or a complement to pastries. As raspberry sorbet tends to melt relatively quickly, it requires careful handling to maintain its texture. Furthermore, due to its sweetness, it can be challenging to balance the flavors when using it as an ingredient in dishes. Getting the most out of raspberry sorbet involves understanding its capabilities: working not only as a refreshing dessert on its own, but also as an element that provides a fruity and tangy flavor to various dishes. Raspberry sorbet can be used in creating unique beverages like fizzy sorbet cocktails or sweet shakes. Moreover, it can be swirled into a yogurt for a healthier dessert option, or paired with fresh fruits for a gourmet fruit salad. A little known trick is to use raspberry sorbet to make a quick and easy coulis by melting and straining it. This vibrant and tangy sauce can enhance the taste of bland cakes or cheesecakes, adding a delightful twist to these traditional treats.
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Expiration & Storage Tips
When does raspberry sorbet expire?
Raspberry sorbet, when stored correctly, lasts for about 2-3 weeks after it has been opened in the refrigerator. If unopened, it generally stays good for 1-2 months past the printed date when kept frozen. Once it's opened, it's best to consume it within 1-2 days for best taste, as it tends to crystallize and lose creaminess over time.
How do you tell if raspberry sorbet is bad?
The first sign that raspberry sorbet has gone bad is usually a change in texture - it will appear icy and less creamy. A layer of 'freeze-burn' appearing as white or grayish spots on the surface is also a telltale signal. When it comes to taste, it might develop a weird or off flavor and may also lose the fruity, vivid flavor of raspberry. If your sorbet has been sitting for an extended period, small ice crystals may even form on the surface. Always discard the sorbet if you observe any mold growth.
Tips for storing raspberry sorbet to extend shelf life
• Store the sorbet container towards the back of the freezer, where it remains most consistently cold. • To prevent air from drying out the sorbet, keep it tightly covered with its original lid. If the container is damaged or the lid doesn’t fit tightly, transfer the sorbet to a heavy-duty freezer bag or airtight container. • Do not let the sorbet sit out at room temperature for too long while serving. Always return what you don’t use to the freezer immediately. • To prevent ice crystals from forming, place a piece of plastic cling film directly on the surface of the sorbet before replacing the lid.
EXPIRES WITHIN
4 - 6
MONTHS
Health Info
Macros
17g
CARBS
0g
FAT
0g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
VEGAN
LACTOSE FREE
GLUTEN FREE
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