
Orange, Carrot & Ginger Sorbet
Bright orange and zingy, like a fresh juice shot turned sorbet: whole oranges, soft carrots, fresh ginger and lemon, with only a little maple syrup.
- Hands-on
- 35 min
- Freeze
- 24 h
- Program
- Sorbet
- Makes
- 4 servings6 servings
Nutrition
Per 100 g, estimatedPer serving (¼ of a 473 ml16 oz tubpint, about 121 g), estimated
Whole tubpint: 339 kcal, 4 g protein509 kcal, 6 g protein (709 ml24 oz). No common allergens in the ingredients. Toppings are not included in these numbers.
Ingredients
7 ingredientsTap an ingredient when it is in the bowl
452 of 473 ml679 of 709 ml
In the tubpintScale reads
Put the empty tubpint (or your pan) on the kitchen scale and press zero. Add each ingredient until the scale shows the number on the right.
To finish
Mix everything in one big bowl, then divide it evenly between 2 tubspints.
Steps
- Simmer 80 g carrots150 ml carrots½ cup + 2 tbsp carrots120 g carrots220 ml carrots¾ cup + 3 tbsp carrots in a small pan of water for 12–15 minutes, until very soft. Drain and rinse under cold water to cool them.
- Zest one orange until you have 1 tsp finely grated orange zest1 tsp finely grated orange zest1 tsp finely grated orange zest1½ tsp finely grated orange zest1½ tsp finely grated orange zest1½ tsp finely grated orange zest, and keep it covered for serving. Peel 2½ oranges2½ oranges2½ oranges4 oranges4 oranges4 oranges, cut away the white pith and remove any seeds.
- Blend the carrots and oranges with 1 Medjool date1 Medjool date1 Medjool date1½ Medjool dates1½ Medjool dates1½ Medjool dates, 2 tsp fresh ginger2 tsp fresh ginger2 tsp fresh ginger1 tbsp fresh ginger1 tbsp fresh ginger1 tbsp fresh ginger, 15 ml fresh lemon juice1 tbsp fresh lemon juice1 tbsp fresh lemon juice25 ml fresh lemon juice1½ tbsp fresh lemon juice1½ tbsp fresh lemon juice and 1½ tbsp pure maple syrup1½ tbsp pure maple syrup1½ tbsp pure maple syrup2 tbsp pure maple syrup2 tbsp pure maple syrup2 tbsp pure maple syrup for 1–2 minutes, until completely smooth.
- For an extra silky sorbet, press the purée through a sieve. Skip this if it is already smooth.
- Pour the base into an empty tubpint, up to the max fill line. Put the lid on and freeze on a level shelf for 24 hours.
- Take the lid off, set the tubpint in the outer bowl and lock it into the machine. Run Sorbet.
- Expect it to look crumbly after the first spin. That is normal for a sorbet with this little sugar.
- If it looks crumbly or powdery, add 15 ml water1 tbsp water1 tbsp water25 ml water1½ tbsp water1½ tbsp water and run Re-spin.
- Scoop into bowls and sprinkle with the orange zest.
To serve: Serve in small chilled bowls, as a fresh start to brunch or after a rich dinner.
My notes
Tips
- Navel oranges are sweet and seedless. Blood oranges work too and turn the sorbet a deeper red-orange.
- Fresh ginger varies in heat. For a real ginger-shot kick, use 1 tbsp; for kids, start with 1 tsp.
- Cook the carrots up to 3 days ahead and keep them covered in the fridge. Leftovers: smooth the top flat, refreeze, then run Sorbet again before serving.
Why it works
Oranges and carrots bring their own sugar and fiber, and one date adds sweetness and body, so the sorbet spins smooth with only a little syrup. Cooking the carrots softens them so they blend silky.
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