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The Modern Sorbet Method (also used for sherbets)

Appears in
The Elements of Dessert

By Francisco Migoya

Published 2012

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This method is similar in nature to the classic sorbet method in which a sweetener is added to a base ingredient/flavor of sorbet, but this method yields a much more service-friendly product. The base is usually a mix of fruit or vegetable juice or purée or infused liquid or wine, or a flavored dairy product for sherbets, with water (not always; it depends on the main ingredient) and a special sorbet syrup (recipe follows) that contains a variety of sugars and sorbet stabilizers, which are what make the end product so service friendly.

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