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Iced Oranges
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Introduction:
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These pretty little sorbets served in the fruit shell were originally sold in the beach cafes in the south of France. |
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Recipe Category:
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Desserts |
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Photo :Iced Oranges
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Published : 2012 - 04 - 17
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Nutritive Information :
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Energy 177Kcals/757KJ
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Protein 3g
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Fat 0.2g
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Saturated fat 0g
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Carbohydrate 43.3g
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Sugar 43.3g
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Fibre (NSP) 4.7g
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Calcium 133mg
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Instructions :
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Put the sugar in a heavy-based pan. Add half the lemon juice, and
120ml/ ½ cup water. Cook over a low heat until the sugar has
dissolved. Bring to the boil, and boil for 2-3 minutes, until the
syrup is clear. Set aside and leave to cool.
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Slice the tops off eight of the oranges, to make “hats”. Scoop out
the flesh of the oranges, and reserve in a bowl. Put the empty
orange shells and “hats” on a tray and place in the freezer until
needed.
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Grate the rind of the remaining oranges and add to the syrup.
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Squeeze the juice from the oranges, and from the reserved flesh.
There should be 750ml/1 ¼ pints/ 3 cups of juice. If your oranges do
nor produce enough juice, squeeze another or top up with bought
orange juice.
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Stir the orange juice, the remaining lemon juice and 90ml/6 tbsp
water into the syrup. Taste, adding more lemon juice or sugar, if
you wish. Pour the mixture into a shallow freezer container and
freeze for 3 hours.
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Tip the mixture into a bowl, and whisk thoroughly to break down the
ice crystals. Freeze for 4 hours more, until firm, but not solid.
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Pack the mixture into the orange shells, mounding it up, and set the
“hats” on top. Freeze until ready to serve. Just before serving,
push a skewer into the tops of the “hats” to make a hole and push in
a bay leaf.
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Serves: 8
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Ingredients :
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150g/ 2/3 cup granulated sugar
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juice of 1 lemon
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14 medium oranges
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8 fresh bay leaves, to decorate
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Source
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- Women Fitness
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