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Thursday, February 11, 2010

Orange Creme Fraiche Sherbet #1

Much like the lemongrass one, this is a work in progress. I cut way back on the sugar compared to the lemongrass one, too much. Mostly followed David Lebovitz's recipe for orange popsicle icecream, except he's been living in France too long, he should have called it orange creamsicle. Also I don't use an ice cream maker, just ye olde stickblender, so I'm calling it a sherbet. This is what I used: 1 1/4 c OJ, 1/2 c (4oz) vanilla sugar, zest from 2 oranges, ~2c creme fraiche, ~1t vanilla extract, ~1/4 c orange-cello. I kept adding orangecello cause with the too small amount of sugar I needed something so it wouldn't freeze as easily (i.e. booze) and also there's some sugar in orangecello.... As you can see in the pic I used too much booze as it is only just frozen.

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