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4–6
Easy
Published 1995
A granita has a coarser texture than a sorbet. The mixture should not be allowed to freeze too hard; it should have a soft, grainy texture when served. Granitas can be made by simply pouring fruit or vegetable juice into a shallow container, and freezing it, stirring from time to time so that the mixture freezes evenly. Vegetable granitas make unusual starters, garnished with a few fresh herbs. This pomegranate granita is a perfect match for the chocolate-coated mandarins.