Chocolate Orange Sorbet
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Chocolate Orange Sorbet
Thermomix TM 31
Created: 2010-12-30 19:32
Changed: 2011-08-25 10:11
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Total time: 5m
8 portion(s)
easy
cheap
This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix customer and is therefore not tested by Vorwerk Thermomix. Vorwerk Thermomix assumes no liability, particularly in terms of quantities and success. Please observe the application and safety instructions in our manual.
Ingredients
140 g rapadura sugar or raw sugarzest of one navel orange
50 g dark 70% cocoa chocolate
flesh from orange (remove pith)
40 g raw cacao powder (or cocoa powder)
1 large egg white (or 2 small egg whites)
ice cubes (fill to the 2L mark)
Preparation
1.
Grind Rapadura in dry bowl on speed 9 for 30 seconds, until fine.
Add orange zest and grind on speed 9 for 10 seconds, or until finely ground.
Add chocolate (broken into squares) and grind on speed 9 for 15 seconds.
2.
Remove mixture to a bowl. (The mixture will become quite sticky and gooey - you need to scrape it into a bowl with the spatula and put the other ingredients in, then add it back on top, otherwise it freezes to the bottom of the bowl once the ice hits it.)
Add the remaining ingredients to the bowl, then top with chocolate mixture. Grind on speed 9 for 1 to 2 minutes, until creamy, using the spatula to help push the ice into the blades.
Top with grated chocolate if you like, and eat it quickly before it melts! (Or freeze for later.)
Tip
This is very 'chocolatey' - if you want a milder chocolate flavour, use less cacao powder.
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Jo, have made this and it is
Jo, have made this and it is delicious! Thanks for sharing.
Have just made this and it is
Have just made this and it is delicious. Thanks for sharing this recipe
Lovely! We used one frozen
Lovely! We used one frozen banana, instead of the egg white. It was not too strong and very refreshing. Love it!
Lovely! We used one frozen
Lovely! We used one frozen banana, instead of the egg white. It was not too strong and very refreshing. Love it!
This was yum. I made a half
This was yum. I made a half batch using about 370g ice. I added the orange flesh with the ice etc, so the sugar/choc mix was powdery and easy to take out of the bowl. One other thing to remember is the cookbook recomends that you add the ice for a full batch a sorbet in 2 steps. I.e. add half the ice, crush it then add the other half. Thanks for a yummy recipe.
Enthusiastic Thermomix Junior Group Leader from Wollongong, NSW
Sorry, just saw your comment
Sorry, just saw your comment - how did the coconut milk go? I use frozen coconut cream or frozen banana instead of egg white for people who can't have egg, and it works great! Lovely and creamy
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
Sorry, just saw your comment
Sorry, just saw your comment - how did the coconut milk go? I use frozen coconut cream or frozen banana instead of egg white for people who can't have egg, and it works great! Lovely and creamy
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
So glad you liked it Anna!!
So glad you liked it Anna!! You sound like a fellow chocoholic
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
So glad you liked it Anna!!
So glad you liked it Anna!! You sound like a fellow chocoholic
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
Sorry, just saw your comment!
Sorry, just saw your comment! Did you grind the rapadura up really well first in a dry bowl? That could be why it was gritty... Or if you don't take the chocolate out and put it on top of everything else it won't mix in well - could it have been that? Was a while ago - maybe you've perfected it by now!!
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
Sorry, just saw your comment!
Sorry, just saw your comment! Did you grind the rapadura up really well first in a dry bowl? That could be why it was gritty... Or if you don't take the chocolate out and put it on top of everything else it won't mix in well - could it have been that? Was a while ago - maybe you've perfected it by now!!
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
this is the first sorbet i
this is the first sorbet i have made - but i made it even stronger with half the ice, sugar, and cocoa but same amounts of everything else. the crowd went wild!
this is the first sorbet i
this is the first sorbet i have made - but i made it even stronger with half the ice, sugar, and cocoa but same amounts of everything else. the crowd went wild!
I made this the other week
I made this the other week from your web site, but found the texture a little gritty, even though i blended the choc to a sticky gooey paste. I used lidnt 70% choc and cocoa powder. Any suggestions where I might have gone wrong? I'm fairly new to TM cooking, so still in the experiment stage. It might be time to give it another go. TY.
I'm going to try this tonight
I'm going to try this tonight and instead of the egg white I'm going to add a little coconut milk - My son is allergic to dairy, soy and eggs but thought it might make it a little bit creamy.... We'll soon see
Glad you like it! Someone
Glad you like it!
Someone told me they added a bit of Contreau to it, and thought that was pretty good - I guess if you add too much it would be pretty slushy, though!
Thermomix group leader on the Atherton Tablelands, FNQ
Blog: www.quirkycooking.blogspot.com
Jo tried this tonight. It was
Jo tried this tonight. It was delicious. My only thought was.....you could add orange liquer to it and make a slushy cocktail drink
yummo 
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