Powered by Mom Shares a Berry Sorbet Recipe
Cool off with this tasty treat!
The hot summer weather is here and what better way to cool off then with a nice sorbet. It’s easy to make and you can change up the flavors as often you want. Blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries or skip the berries and do mango, banana, orange, lime or whatever fruit catches your fancy! I just happen to like berries so for this one we blended some mixed berries in our Oster Versa Performance Blender.
So who is ready to cool off with this yummy Mixed Berry Sorbet?
Yield: 4 Scoops
Berry Sorbet Recipe
Prep Time
15 minutes
Total Time
15 minutes
Ingredients
- 2 Cups of Mixed Berries
- 1 Cup of Water
- 3/4 - 1 Cup Sugar
Instructions
- Bring the water and sugar just under boiling over medium high heat. The sugar should fully dissolve and the mixture should be clear (you just made Simple Sugar!)
- Add the mixed berries and simple syrup to a food processor or blender. Pulse until fully combined and the berries have broken down to liquid form (the seeds will still be intact for the most part).
- Transfer the mixture to a plastic container with a wide base (such as these Glade Entree Containers). This will ensure the mixture freezes quickly and allows room to “scoop” the mixture with ease when you’re ready to eat.
- If you don’t want the seeds in the final product, run the berry and sugar mixture through a sieve.
- Place the lid on the container and freeze overnight.
- The berry sorbet will keep for 5-7 days, without freezer burn, if stored properly.
- NOTES - Normal Simple Sugar is a ratio of 1 to 1, however the berries have natural sugars so I recommend cutting it back to 3/4 cup.
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 0Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gSodium: 0mgCarbohydrates: 0gFiber: 0gSugar: 0gProtein: 0g
I love all the different possibilities when it comes to something so easy as sorbet. We could have this almost every day during the hot summer months! I better go and get some more containers for all the sorbets we’re planning LOL.
I love a great sorbet. And this one is so easy to make!
Michelle! This looks sooo yummy! (and not to hard either!) Thanks so much for linking it up to the Inspiration Galore Project Party last week. You are one of my Features tomorrow over at http://www.recreateddesigns.com. Have a wonderful weekend!
Awww thank you Lisa, have a wonderful weekend too.
This looks perfect and refreshing for summer! Yum!
Yum! Looks delicious!
Wondering if I could use a sweetener like stevia or maple syrup instead. They are more nutritious that sugar. Anyway, it looks delicious.
This sounds amazing!
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Good idea! It looks great. 🙂
This sounds deliciousssss! I will definitely be making this over the summer!
-Jenna
Why do you need to add sugar?Would it not work with mashed,pureed fruit and water?I will try it that way and see.Thank you.
I love a fruit recipe! This seems so simple and delicious! Thanks for sharing!
I love sorbet and thank you for sharing this delicious recipe with us! I love recipes in general.
I love healthy sorbets for the summer! This looks so good with the fresh berries.
This is such a refreshing snack on a hot day. And it’s healthy and low in fat too.
We have a huge watermelon in the fridge. I wonder if I can use that. I think I’ll try and see how it comes out.
I just add a little water to the fruit and boil that down!Fruit is way too sweet as it is!
I did this earlier with some frozen cherries I didn’t make my simple syrup as sweet either & I added a little bit of lemon juice. It was really refreshing & so easy. If you make extra simple syrup you can keep it in a glass jar in the refrigerator for the next batch.
This looks delicious!
This is perfect for hot summer days! I’ve got all kinds of berries (picked locally) in my freezer, so I’ve got to make this!
Looks delicious! Definitely going to have to try this!
Okay this is one recipe that I think I can follow love that it’s short and sweet and sounds delish.
This looks delicious, I had no idea it would be so simple to make a sorbet. I am going to have to give this a go. I am sure my family would just love it.
I never in a million years would have thought that making sorbet was so easy! I love to eat it in the summer, or whenever I’m hot. I have made simple syrup before and I agree with you that here the sugar could be cut back son. Thanks for the great recipe.
I am always afraid to make sorbet, thinking it is too hard for me, but this recipe seems easy and tasty too.
This looks so yummy and so simply to make….it would be a hit at my house!
Such a simple recipe and I like the fact that you pointed out the sweetness of the berries to the amount of sugar you add, I think this is on our planning to try list, thank you
This is a perfect way to enjoy fresh fruit that’s in season. It’s quick, easy, and you don’t have to heat up the kitchen as you would if baking a pie.
This sorbet sounds delicious! I like that you recommend cutting back on the sugar too. Thank-you for the easy recipe. 🙂
This sounds so perfect for summer and so refreshing! I’ve never had sorbet before, but I assume it’s similar to sherbert in flavor. Even I could make this recipe because it’s so simple.
I love a good sorbet! Such a simple and tasty summer treat! Thanks for sharing!
This looks tasty and refreshing for extremely hot Florida days.
It seems like the best recipes are the simplest. Take whats ripe and use it. You don’t need to add much.
Thank you for the recipe. This would be great right now in this weather.
This looks really really good and fairly simple! I’m sure my kids would love it as well!
Oh this looks and sounds delicious. I love all berries. What a simple treat for a cool & fresh dessert. Thank you for sharing this.
Carol L
Oh wow! This looks heavenly! What a great treat for summertime!
This sounds good and something my family would love. I like recipes like this that I don’t have to use an ice cream maker or anything.
sounds so yummy and refreshing, it has been so hot! Tonight we had banana strawberry smoothies but tomorrow I think we will try this fab recipe. Thanks 🙂
YUM…this sorbet sounds so delicious & refreshing on a hot summer day!
Ooooooo!! Easy and looks awesome!! OUr berry bushes are overloaded so I will be trying this! Thanks for posting, =D
I totally love sorbet and we are going strawberry picking on Tuesday. I am so going to be making homemade strawberry sorbet. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe. This it totally going to come in handy this summer.
Very simple. So delicious. I love berries!!
Sounds yummy, I love anything with blueberries yummy!
That looks delicious!
I love any sorbet, so this is a great recipe with me. I would like to make this right now.
Looks so good
We picked raspberry 2 weeks ago and froze them. We may have to give this recipe a try.
Sounds really good . Thanks for the recipe.
This actually made my mouth water~
Berry sorbet is my favorite.I can’t wait to make this for my family,i know they will like it.
I bet it is good. I like anything with berries.
I never thought to make frozen Sorbet myself. We have a whole Garden full of raspberries. Now I know what I can do with part of them. My husband loves raspberrys. Your sorbet looks delicious. I will have to go but some containers. Thankyou so much for sharing your recipe~
This sounds good. And perfect for a hot weather treat.
This is perfect for our hot Florida days!
Thanks so much for sharing your delicious recipe on Powered by Mom Shares a Berry Sorbet Recipe! This looks and sounds so good! I would most likely strain it before putting it into the container to get some of the seeds out! I saved this recipe and since I don’t have a food processor, I’d make it with my blender (even though it’s on it’s last leg!). Thanks again for sharing this wonderful recipe with all of us! I sure do appreciate it!! Thanks again! Michele 🙂
I love this recipe! I love all types of berries and this is a great recipe for the hot summer. Different than jello.
this recipe looks and sounds so good
This looks delicious! I love any flavor of sorbet. It is so refreshing. The berries add such a rich colour!
I can add some whipped cream and this will be perfect for 4th of July. I also like that is is healthier than ice cream.
I love this! Sounds so good and cool! Thanks for the recipe. Great for these hot summer days. I got it pinned.
This looks soo good and I love you didn’t strain out all the good fiber!
The berry sorbet sounds so good. What a healthy way to cool off for the summer. Thank you so much for sharing
This loos and sounds wonderful thanks for sharing. I cant wait to try it out!
Nix the sugar!The berries are sweet enough!
This looks fantastic! I’ve been looking for something simple but healthy for my kids instead of Popsicles and ice cream. This is perfect!
I love sorbet and I had no idea it was so easy to make! I can’t wait to try this. Thank you for sharing!
This looks like a delicious and and refreshing summer treat!
What a great, easy recipe – can’t wait to try it!! Will definitely strain out the seeds, too…
I like sorbets because they are a fat free alternative to ice cream. Tasty and healthy!
this looks so yummy. i love it. great for the summer
I love sherbert, never thought about making my own,, I have the berries since I just went food shopping today , So I am going to give this a try for the 4th of July weekend coming up ,
Wow…can’t get much easier than that! Sounds delicious.
Yum! This looks delicious, I can’t wait to give it a try. It’s the perfect treat for these hot summer days. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
That’s an easy, yummy recipe and just right for summer.