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Thursday, March 5, 2009

Coconut Banana Lime Sorbet

Another entry in the sorbet chronicles, another coconut milk one, but this time coconut/banana/lime. I liked it better than the piña colada one, I wasn't big on the small pineapple chunks (it was crushed pineapple, but still). The banana helps alot, frozen banana already has a cool texture even if it isn't in sorbet form, the flavor is nice, etc. Lime juice and tequila is a nice, traditional combo, too.
Coconut banana lime sorbet recipe:
14 oz. can coconut milk
1/2 c sugar or palm sugar
4 very ripe bananas, mashed
zest from alot of limes
1/4 c. lime juice
1t tequila
Boil coconut milk with sugar and zest. Cool.
Add everything else, except booze.
Freeze, stir, freeze, stir. 4 hours.
Booze at the end.
Update: made this with different proportions, 14 oz, 1c sugar, 6 bananas, 1c lime juice. less interesting.

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