My first go at orange sherbet was well received by the kids, but it wasn't particularly close to store-bought sherbet. The texture wasn't as nice and the flavor, while good, wasn't right, either. Here's my second attempt.
Another Orange Sherbet
- 2 cups high-quality, pulp-free orange juice
- 1 cup
half-and-halfwhole milk - ½ cup whole buttermilk
- 1 TBSP lemon juice
1 tsp vanilla extract- ½ cup sugar
- 170g Kayro syrup
- Food color (orange or red+yellow) (optional)
- Whisk ingredients until the sugar is completely dissolved
- If you want an orangier color, mix in food color (I added 3 drops of red and 6 drops of yellow)
- Churn per manufacturer's directions
- Place in an appropriate sealed container and “ripen” in the freezer for at least 4 hours
How was it?
- The taste was good, but not better than the first attempt.
- The texture was worse than the first go. I think the lower fat content may be to blame.
- I'm not sure the buttermilk is working; next time, I'm leaving it out.
It's likely impossible to get close-to-store-bought results without a bunch of chemistry. I'm going to keep experimenting because I think I might just find something really good that is in no way sherbet, and thats okay.
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