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Strawberry Sherbet

May/June 2009

Your rating: None Average: 4.1 (38 votes)

Buttermilk gives this sherbet tanginess and complements the fresh sweet strawberries. If you prefer a sweeter result, add a touch more sugar.



READER'S COMMENT:
"The best ice cream I've made so far! I wrote about it in my food blog "Eating the Rainbow" if you'd like to read about my experience: http://superfoodsyear.blogspot.com/2010/08/wonder-of-homemade-ice-cream.html "
Strawberry Sherbet Recipe

8 Reviews for Strawberry Sherbet

10/07/2012
Anonymous
Best frozen treat yet!

We made this last week and it was AMAZING! We had some berries that needed to be used up and this was the way to go! Didn't find the need to strain the strawberry puree; who cares about a few small seeds. Just pureed and added in. Could have done w/o frozen chunks, made it difficult to chew; maybe will puree them too next time. Froze leftovers and agree they froze solid. Had to allow it to come up in temperature before indulging. Well worth it! Can't wait to try blueberry and peach!

great texture, pleasant taste
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07/27/2012
Anonymous
Icy and Hard

This sherbet needs fat. The fresh flavor shines through, but it's hard and icy, rather than smooth and creamy. It has to sit at room temperature for at least 30 minutes before you can scoop it out; otherwise, you need an ice pick.

Good strawbery flavor; easy to prepare
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07/05/2011
Awesome Burst of Berry!

This was a fabulous dessert for 4th of July! My husband and I both raved about it. We used fresh strawberries and will be making this again. Easy and delicous!

Absolutely delicious!
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08/11/2010

The best ice cream I've made so far! I wrote about it in my food blog "Eating the Rainbow" if you'd like to read about my experience:
http://superfoodsyear.blogspot.com/2010/08/wonder-of-homemade-ice-cream....

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08/05/2010
Anonymous

I made the recipe as written and it was delicious! I used a cheesecloth (instead of a sieve) to strain the berry mixture, which worked really well. I'd definitely recommend this as a yummy summer dessert!

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Anonymous wrote 1 week 2 hours ago

What does half and a half

What does half and a half mean in the recipe. What ingredients should be on that line? Thanks.

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