Banana and berry sorbet
Sorbet is a frozen dessert made mostly of fruits. You can make them with any kind of fruit, add any flavoring agent to it. The best part about sorbet is, they are a perfect substitute for ice-cream. Everyone these days is health-conscious. Therefore you can have these desserts every day with your entire family without worrying much about your health. Moreover, I am sure your kids will love it. This is a perfect recipe for kids and to be prepared along with kids.
#nofire #healthy #seasonalfruits
Banana and berry sorbet
Sorbet is a frozen dessert made mostly of fruits. You can make them with any kind of fruit, add any flavoring agent to it. The best part about sorbet is, they are a perfect substitute for ice-cream. Everyone these days is health-conscious. Therefore you can have these desserts every day with your entire family without worrying much about your health. Moreover, I am sure your kids will love it. This is a perfect recipe for kids and to be prepared along with kids.
#nofire #healthy #seasonalfruits
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Take the banana and berries. Chop it to slices and keep it on a tray such that they do not touch each other.
- 2
Put the tray in refrigerator for 5-6 hours or overnight.
- 3
In a blender take all the frozen fruits and the ginger paste and start blending.
- 4
Add splashes of water if required.
- 5
Make a smooth paste of the mixture and you will achieve a smooth texture.
- 6
If the sorbet has become very soft, keep it in the refrigerator for one hour.
- 7
Garnish the sorbet with coconut shavings and enjoy the sorbet with your family and friends.
- 8
Notes:While freezing the fruits freeze them such that they do not touch each other in the tray, else they will freeze as a blob and it will be difficult to break or blend them.
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