Two recipes for the price of one - fruit sorbet and freezing herbs
- www.gpsirod.co.uk
- Aug 9, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 22, 2019
Turn grainy melon into sorbet and frozen herbs into chimichurri....easy!
For the sorbet, take 500g of any bits of left over soft fruit - grainy melon, squishy raspberries or strawberries - better still go foraging for roadside blackberries.
Liquidise the fruit (hand blender or processor - or even mash with a folk) with 125mls of any sweet syrup (agave, honey, homemade sugar syrup, golden syrup) or 125g sugar.
Freeze for a few hours.
Liquidise again - or mash up with a fork.
Refreeze for a couple of hours.
Ready to serve!
To freeze the herbs - chop herb of choice, add a teaspoon to a freezable container (ice cube tray for example) and top with a tablespoon of oil.
Freeze and decant the pods into bags.
Keep going until you're well set for the winter.
For chimichurri - in summer of the depths of winter.
Take 10 pods (ie 10 teaspoons) of parsley and oregano (or coriander - to be honest, any herb you personally like will do but authentic chimichurri is parsley and oregano) and let them defrost and add a finely chopped hot chilli (deseed if you want it milder) with 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper and 2 crushed garlic cloves.
Use as a marinade, to baste while cooking, or as a condiment.
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