Sherbet - 6 cooking recipes
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- Homemade strawberry ice cream sherbet made from yogurtSimply divinely delicious - better than in the store!
- 1 hr
- 5 Servings
- 245 Kcal
- 210
- Homemade sorbet with peanutsThose with a sweet tooth will be delighted with this oriental sweet with nuts!
- 7 hr
- 6 Servings
- 1017 Kcal
- 78
- Homemade Raisin Cookie SherbetA delicious treat for adults and children! Of course - nuts, raisins, condensed milk!
- 4 hr
- 4 Servings
- 1250 Kcal
- 147
- Sherbet PragueThis traditional oriental drink is perfectly refreshing on hot days.
- 5 mins
- 1 Servings
- 170 Kcal
- 31
- Sherbet with peanutsA wonderful dessert for tea! Enjoy the taste of childhood!
- 3 hr
- 12 Servings
- 374 Kcal
- 211
- Sherbet is a Turkish drink made from berries and fruits.Light and refreshing, the drink of the Ottoman sultans!
- 35 mins
- 2 Servings
- 544 Kcal
- 34
Sherbet
A lot has been written and said about the benefits of regular consumption of dried fruits and nuts. Each type of dried fruit has its own exceptional qualities and properties - some have a positive effect on the gastrointestinal tract, others strengthen the heart muscle, increase human performance, and have a tonic effect. That is why sherbet, of which they are one of the main ingredients, can be confidently called not just a hearty and tasty dessert, but also healthy. Naturally, a delicacy prepared at home will be more valuable and nutritious than one bought in a store. How difficult is this task - to prepare this oriental treat with your own hands? In fact, there are no processes in the sequence of actions that novice confectioners cannot cope with. All sherbet recipes are based on the same principle of making a sweet, thick mass with the addition of toasted nuts, fruits and berries. However, traditionalism does not exclude initiative - cooking ideas can be changed, the taste of the dessert can be modified. In particular, cooks combine different types of nuts and dried fruits, experiment with the proportions of sugar, and add spices and alcoholic beverages to the treat.