Cook Time | 45 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
Dessert sauce "Mint pesto":
- 1 piece Lime zest+juice
- 1 bunch Mint ~ 30 g of leaves
- 30 gram Nuts pine
- 50 ml Olive oil refined
- 3 tablespoons Cane sugar
Mango sorbet:
- 2 pieces Mango 350 g.pulps
- 2 pieces Nectarine 250 g.pulp
- 50 gram Cane sugar +water 50 g.
- 50 gram Juice grapefruit /orange
Ingredients
Dessert sauce "Mint pesto":
Mango sorbet:
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Instructions
- Mint pesto sauce: Wash and dry a bunch of mint. For the sauce you will only need the leaves. Wash the lime well, remove the zest, and squeeze out the juice. Put the zest+mint leaves+pine nuts+cane sugar in a chopper glass, pour in the lime juice and olive oil. Chop all the Ingres. into a homogeneous mixture. Pour the sauce into a jar and put it in the refrigerator. You can prepare more dessert sauce, put it in small containers with a lid, and store it in the freezer for a longer time. Frozen mint sauce retains a bright color (does not turn brown), no less bright taste and pasty consistency (does not peel off). In my case, it was stored for about a year. Mint sauce can be used for other fruit and berry desserts, as well as dessert salads!
- Mango sorbet : Prepare 50% syrup from cane sugar and water, the syrup should be thick (viscous)- cool well. Prepare a container for chopping fruit (high container-glass = 1.5 liters). Wash the fruit, peel it, cut off the pulp, and put it in a glass. Add sugar syrup and grapefruit juice to the fruit. Chop with an immersion blender. Beat the mixture for 3-5 minutes until smooth(shiny, creamy, even slightly foaming). Put the fruit cream in a container with a lid and put it in the freezer for 10-12 hours (day).