The sorbet is a frozen delight that combines the freshness of natural ingredients with a light and refreshing texture. Unlike ice cream, sorbet does not contain dairy products, which makes it a perfect option for those who are looking for a lighter alternative or who are lactose intolerant. Made mainly with fruits, sugar and water, it is characterized by having an intense flavor, as well as the ability to enhance the natural flavors of its ingredients.

We can discover the balance of sorbet in the Cherry Ball recipe, a mix that combines the vibrant flavor of cherries with a spectacular presentation. This dessert not only delights with its freshness, but also impresses with its visual elegance. At the heart of this recipe is cherry sorbet and avanilla-tonka ice cream whose smooth, creamy texture is fundamental to the success of the dish.

To achieve this perfection we would like to highlight the use of Prosorbet 5 hot/cold natur. This stabilizer is essential for maintain the ideal consistency of the sorbet, allowing it to remain firm and free of ice crystals, regardless of temperature variations. Thanks to its properties, the cherry sorbet acquires a silky texture and a stable consistency. that enhance both the flavor and the final presentation of the recipe.

If you want to discover more information on how to achieve optimal stabilization in your ice creams and sorbets, we invite you to read more about it in our specialized post: How to stabilize ice creams and sorbets?

Cherry Ball

For this Cherry Ball we would like to emphasize the decisive role of Prosorbet 5 hot/cold natur in enriching the texture and stability of the recipe.

Ingredients

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  • Cherry sorbet with hibiscus

    1. Mix the solids together.
    2. Add the water and bring to 85ºC. Allow to cool.
    3. Then add the puree with the whisk. Buttering.
  • Vanilla-tonka iced cream

    1. Heat the milk with the cream, the creamsucre, the vanilla pod and the grated tonka bean at 30°C.
    2. Then add the sugars mixed with the hot cream 5 and heat to 38-40ºC.
    3. Finally add the egg yolks and pasteurize.
    4. Mature for 12 hours in the refrigerator.
    5. Buttering. Remove from the batch freezer and place in the mini-sphere molds and deep freeze.
  • Pavlova base

    1. Whip the egg whites with the lemon juice. When they are foamy, add the icing sugar and trehalose.
    2. Whip everything and finally add the sugar to find the crunchy grains.
    3. Pour into silicone molds and dry at 100ºC for 3 to 4 hours.
  • Final assembly: Cherry ball

    1. Place the sorbet in one piping bag and the vanilla tonka ice cream in another. Insert the two piping bags into one piping bag and pour into the round molds to create a uniform mixture of the two ice creams.
    2. Ultrafreezing.
    3. Then, heat the absolu cristal 30ºc and bathe the spheres to glaze.
    4. Place on the plate and decorate with the dried meringue in unequal pieces around the ball.

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