I have to start with a HAPPY BIRTHDAY JULIE!!! For my sister. XOXO
OMG, short and sweet today ladies and gentleman. I over consumed in the wine and (gluten free) pasta department for dinner and I am going to be asleep faster than I can say much to you. Or at least, before I can say anything in the important category (except for Happy Birthday to my big sister of course).
It was one of those super long days today (Thursday) as I dragged half of my family (my sister, my nephew Dylan, my niece Madison and the two little girls) to the set of new Day Northwest for a Mothers Day Segment. I was kind of excited since I gave my new Gluten-free, dairy free, egg free-ness a whirl by declaring myself allergic in Live TV and making this crisp. And I am was dead serious when I said this version was even better than the original. I should know since I ate an unholy amount of it after the pasta and wine. No wonder I am so tired…
I also made 200 cookies today and then wrapped them up in cellophane and ribbon. They are for a luncheon I am speaking at next week, so they went straight into the freezer, I think I have to put a lock on it to keep the kids away. I think the trick is to not keep any foods in the house that they are allergic too- because they can and will make themselves sick. Gaahhhhh!!!! Anyone else have freezer room for all those cookies at their house!?
Ok, blah, blah- time to move on to this sorbet. This is a favorite dessert right now, and I love that it is so simple and easy to make and gloriously does not need an ice cream maker to achieve! I love that it gets it’s creaminess from coconut milk, and gives us a chocolate fix that is not compromised! They remind me of fudgesicles…..
Recipe: Chocolate Coconut Raspberry Sorbet
Ingredients
- 4 cups coconut milk
- 2 cups unsweetened coconut
- 1 cup sugar (beet sugar)
- 1 cup raspberries (fresh or frozen)
- ½ cup cocoa powder, unsweetened
Instructions
- In a medium saucepan bring the coconut milk, coconut, sugar and the raspberries to a simmer for about 5 minutes.
- Strain everything into a bowl. Discard of the solids.
- Rinse the saucepan of any sediments and pour the sorbet base back into the pot. Bring back to a simmer and gently whisk in the cocoa powder. Simmer for 5 minutes.
- Pour back into the bowl and set aside to cool. When the sorbet base is cooled pour it into a plastic container and put in the freezer. Let it freeze over night and then scoop and serve.
Preparation time: 10 minute(s)
Cooking time: 10 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 8
Love this sorbet and the fact that there’s no need for an ice cream maker is even better!
This flavour sounds so good!! Yum!
Oh yah! Great flavor combo!!
Love this dessert! I need a spoon!
Oooo chocolate coconut and raspberry sorbet?! Good gosh, I want this tonight!!
Holy Cow! I am so happy you posted this recipe! I’m going to let the granddaughters make it the next time they are over.
Love the coconut milk spin! Super creative and tasty.
OMG! This is my kind of sorbet!
This sorbet sounds so rich and delicious! Using coconut milk is such a great idea. Yay!
Please, feel free to use my freezer anytime for storage!! I’m just a short(ish) flight away in Anchorage. The sorbet looks delicious!! I can’t wait to try it 🙂
haha! yes Lara- anchorage is a little far-= but thank you for the offer!
this looks so wonderful! what a luxurious treat!!
Thanks Jenna- and it is (almost?) healthy too!
Send recipes!
I’ll store some of your cookies in my freezer. Oh course I’ll eat them too 🙂
I’m on a gluten free diet – so, love the fact you used Coconut milk – its a healthy twist to a delightful chocolate dessert! Thank you for the recipe!
A sorbet that tastes like fudgesicles…count me in!