Mango and Coconut Sorbet

With the arrival of summer, frozen desserts become undisputed stars of the menu. This time, we’ve once again relied on our collaborator Iván Vázquez, a regular collaborator of Sosa Ingredients, to develop a sorbet that is a tribute to tropical freshness: the Mango and Coconut Sorbet.

This Mango & Coconut Sorbet is a refreshing, technically refined, and versatile option for the summer season—ideal for plated desserts or gelato display cases. A recipe that blends pleasure, performance, and ingredient excellence.

One of the keys to this recipe lies in the use of our Technical Sugars, essential to achieving the ideal balance between sweetness, texture, and preservation. Thanks to their ability to modulate freezing point depression and add body without excessive sweetness, these ingredients allow you to obtain a sorbet with a silky texture, easy to work with, and with a creamy but light mouthfeel.

Profiber Stab 5 stabilizer: clean and natural structure

To guarantee the stability and texture of the sorbet over time, Iván has incorporated Profiber Stab 5, our vegetable fiber-based stabilizer. Its 100% clean label composition ensures excellent resistance to thawing, improves palatability, and respects the authentic flavor of the fruits.

The vibrant and natural flavor of the sorbet is achieved through the use of mango and coconut pulps from Adamance, a brand of the Valrhona Selection group, recognized for offering high-quality raw materials with a strong commitment to traceability and sustainability.

Mango and Coconut Sorbet

The mango and coconut sorbet recipe has been prepared by Iván Vázquez. Note: The recommended serving temperature is -11 °C. For an acid nuance, add 30 g of lemon juice, replacing that amount of water. The recipe will remain balanced.

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    1. In a glass jar, add the coconut pulp, mango pulp and water.
    2. Then incorporate Inulin, Dextrose, Maltodextrin, Trehalose and Profiber Stab 5.
    3. Grind until a homogeneous mixture is obtained.
    4. It is recommended not to skimp on time to achieve a good incorporation; about 5-6 minutes.
    5. Once mixed, place in the refrigerator and let stand for at least 4 hours to allow the fibers to hydrate and form the gel necessary to maintain the consistency of the sorbet.
    6. Homogenize again with a blender and, when the mixture is less dense, pour into the mixer.
    7. Note: The recommended serving temperature is -11 °C. For an acid nuance, add 30 g of lemon juice, replacing this amount of water. The recipe will remain balanced.

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