This is my final post in the Murdoch Books 365 Challenge, where cooks across the world are working their way through Stéphane Reynaud’s whimsical culinary almanac – “365 Good Reasons to Sit Down to Eat.”
This time I was charged with making a fruit sorbet with only 3 ingredients – really! And it was so easy I whipped it up in 15 minutes!
Want to know how it turned out? Head over to the Murdoch Books’ 365 Challenge Blog where you will find my post and others from those working their way through the book!
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Wow – what a stunning photo. Glad I caught your last entry on this as it looks a super book! 3 ingredients and yummy too? Fabulous.
Yes you would love the book Jill. they have it at FNAC!
Hmmm….looks more like an industrial by-product than a sorbet. One of the three ingredients wasn’t petroleum jelly, by any chance… 😉
No, didn’t think so. Maybe I’ll get to try some. I’m sure it will taste splendid.
ICE CREAM LOVERS ALERT: This weekend we’re making several batches of peach ice cream, with fresh local peaches.
Egg whites, sugar, fruit.
lovely striking colours! And whipped in 15mins? WANT!
I know! In a blender!
The color of this sorbet is amazing! I want to dive right into that bowl!
Isn’t is kind of unreal!
Oh I love the color!! It is so vibrant! I can only imagine how amazing the flavor must be!
Very very tasty!
Got to love something that looks so delicious and whips up in so little time!
Judging by the smiley face after Mr. Neil’s comment I’m thinking it was tongue-in-cheek. If it wasn’t…no sorbet for him!
I hope so. Otherwise no sorbet for him indeed!
Gorgeous, vibrant colored sorbet….I could eat a bowl or two right now!!! Weatherbug is flashing at 98º and something cool and refreshing sounds perfect~
Sounds perfect for that weather!
So simple, but it looks so refreshing and delicious! Looking forward to do it 🙂
It is SO easy!
LOVE homemade fruit sorbet this time of year! we seem to have overpurchased with many of our favorite fruits this summer, so we’ve taken the extra and turned it into sorbet. the favorite was a cantaloupe – just fruit, sugar, and a tiny splash of orangina. delicious!
Oh that sounds amazing!
I am going to go and check this out, This looks so delicious. Only three ingredients but how they are combined is what counts.
Totally!
Love that color. Ohh, another book to add to my list!
It’s a GREAT book!
I just love the brilliant color of that sorbet. It looks amazing!
Isn’t it unreal?
That sorbet looks so bright and delicious! Mmmmm, I hope summer lasts a little longer so I can make some and enjoy it outside!
Perfect for a summer dessert!