Two Minute Mango Coconut Sorbet


I am proud of myself.  I selected this week's recipe for Eating with Ellie (EwE).  I loved this and it could not be easier.  Two minutes is really two minutes.  It is called Two-Minute Mango Coconut Sorbet.

The recipe has four simple ingredients, frozen mango (I am sure fresh mango can be used), honey, basil and coconut milk.  Into the blender and zap, you have a frosty refreshing scrumptious dessert, breakfast, snack or whatever you want whenever you want it.  I could sit down to these, particularly in the hot weather at any time.

I made mine while the mango was still partially frozen so it came out icy cold but it can be frozen or it can be put in the refrigerator.  In my opinion, icy is better.

I liked this more than I have liked any dessert in a long time and that includes chocolate.  I am sure, you could make this with any fruit if you are not a mango fan.  Peaches to blueberries should work.

Only a little honey is used and I would guess this changes with the fruit of choice.  This had just the right sweetness, not cloying but subtle and present.

To see what others thought of this and how their' s turned out, check our page.   I love Ellie.  We are using her book, Weeknight Wonders and most of these dishes are just that.

This is linked to: Full Plate Thursday    This is How We Roll        Food on Friday   Hearth and Soul Hop     Tuesday’s Table            Fat Tuesday          Weekend Potluck        What'd You Do  This Weekend  

Comments

  1. Chaya,
    What a refreshing dessert. My husband buys mangos, cuts them up and freezes them so we always have frozen mango in the freezer for smoothies. This is something different and a great idea. Thanks for the recipe.

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  2. Glad you enjoyed it Chaya. I think I would like it better without the basil.

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  3. Hi Chaya! This is so beautiful. I hope you bring it over t Food on Friday. Cheers from carole's chatter

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  4. What a special treat, it looks delicious. Thanks so much for sharing your awesome post with Full Plate Thursday. Hope you are having a great day and come back soon!
    Miz Helen

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  5. This sounds very refreshing! I think I might even have some frozen mango in my freezer; will have to check. Yum!

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  6. Love this two minute mango coconut sorbet, mango is my favorite fruit, pinning and featuring on this week's blog hop.

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  7. Yours looks lovely! I wasn't sure about this but I made it and Mark loved it. I liked it more and more the more I sampled it...it was just something really different and delicious. Thanks for the great pick, we counted it a big success here, even though it killed my blender...lol!

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  8. Somehow that week just slipped past me even tho I had all the ingredients ready to go. Love mango and looking forward to make this one.

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  9. I also loved this and I think you are right that it could be made with many fruits. I omitted the honey and it was just fine - I feel as though mango is already naturally sweet and I like that taste.

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