Hello chef, thoroughly enjoyed your recipe, could you please let me know at what temperate sorbet should be put in chest freezer so that it doesn't become too hard and its flavor remains intact ?
How would you approach a bruschetta sorbet? (Tomato, basil, garlic). "Cheong" everything? Method for making syrups by letting fruits sit in sugar and the sugar extracts the syrup and dissolve. But how should I incorporate the olive oil flavor? Or cheong basil, juice the tomato and cook the juice with garlic to infuse its flavor?
Beautiful video thank you. U shouldn't pour hot liquids in plastic vessels, it apparently leaks the plastic molecules into the liquid ,as why jar is so soft.
Just drinking plastic bottled water leaches plastic to your body. So your already screwed. Not to mention EVERYTHING that is packaged in a plastic container. The solution is not to use plastics at all.
Hello Chef I was wondering if it is possible to substitute the sugar for an alternative that is diabetic friendly? I really love citrus fruits a lot. hoping to find a way to make it work.
@ChefMajk Hello Chef, I made a strawberry reduction, which I blended and used heavy cream and a blend of three stabilizers on. Used eurithritol as the sweetener. When I tried to eat it from the freezer, it was a rock, and after it thawed, it did not lose mass. You were correct and although the flavor was amazing it was a failure
Nice video, thank you! How about adding a thickening agent such as locust bean gum, xanthan gum, or similar? Not necessary, or did you want to keep it as simple as possible?
@@ChefMajk Thanks! One short follow-up question, if I may: In case of the orange sorbet, you're mixing 150 ml orange juice with 110 ml water (60 ml direct + 50 ml via the syrup). I'm wondering whether this much water is really needed: Doesn't this "water down" the sorbet? Couldn't you use more orange juice instead of the 60 ml water? In case of the lemon sorbet, I can understand that, otherwise it would be much too intense. But orange juice is something that people normally drink pure.
@@kail9757 in terms of flavor it make sense but you would change sugar: water ratio because there is more sugar in oranges. These recipes are something I used to do in restaurant so I did not change them because I know they work. If you put more orange you have to put less sugar in syrup probably. But exact amounts you have to try yourself, I am not sure about that.
@@ChefMajk Thanks a lot, that makes a lot of sense. Actually, I recently bought a brix refractometer (which I never used so far), so I think I'll try to make a sorbet following your instruction, and with this alteration (+ sugar up to the same brix value). Thanks!
If you have access to a blender you can freeze the mixture into ice cubes and then blend it (thats what I do hehe) Its not as smooth but still yummy :)
Which sorbet is your favorite guys? 😋
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Every sorbet looks delicious
my favorite has always been lemon... and not in the citrus family, but I also has a speciasl love for a good smooth mango sorbet
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Mango/pineapple
My favourite is grapefruit with a shot of Campari. Thanks for these wonderful ideas. Just love them
Hello chef, thoroughly enjoyed your recipe, could you please let me know at what temperate sorbet should be put in chest freezer so that it doesn't become too hard and its flavor remains intact ?
How would you approach a bruschetta sorbet? (Tomato, basil, garlic).
"Cheong" everything? Method for making syrups by letting fruits sit in sugar and the sugar extracts the syrup and dissolve.
But how should I incorporate the olive oil flavor?
Or cheong basil, juice the tomato and cook the juice with garlic to infuse its flavor?
Another class video. Thank you Chef.
You are welcome
No floating egg trick I've seen you do previously? I LOVE YOUR COOKING!
Mango has been my favorite for a while.
Beautiful video thank you. U shouldn't pour hot liquids in plastic vessels, it apparently leaks the plastic molecules into the liquid ,as why jar is so soft.
I don't care really 😁
Yes lots of microplastics. Cause cancer. It’s a thing that’s why I never use plastic at all costs
Bruh 🤦♂️😂
Just drinking plastic bottled water leaches plastic to your body. So your already screwed. Not to mention EVERYTHING that is packaged in a plastic container. The solution is not to use plastics at all.
Thank you Chef
Hello Chef I was wondering if it is possible to substitute the sugar for an alternative that is diabetic friendly? I really love citrus fruits a lot. hoping to find a way to make it work.
I don't think that will work. Sugar makes the consistency...
@ChefMajk Hello Chef, I made a strawberry reduction, which I blended and used heavy cream and a blend of three stabilizers on. Used eurithritol as the sweetener. When I tried to eat it from the freezer, it was a rock, and after it thawed, it did not lose mass. You were correct and although the flavor was amazing it was a failure
@@SethMcSeth Yes I am not surprised but at least you learned something new :)
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Hi chef,
For watermelon sorbet do we use the same ratio ?
Asking because watermelon is so high in natural sugars .
Best would be to try it not sure about
thanks chef!
Nice video, thank you!
How about adding a thickening agent such as locust bean gum, xanthan gum, or similar? Not necessary, or did you want to keep it as simple as possible?
I dont see need for that
@@ChefMajk Thanks! One short follow-up question, if I may:
In case of the orange sorbet, you're mixing 150 ml orange juice with 110 ml water (60 ml direct + 50 ml via the syrup). I'm wondering whether this much water is really needed: Doesn't this "water down" the sorbet? Couldn't you use more orange juice instead of the 60 ml water?
In case of the lemon sorbet, I can understand that, otherwise it would be much too intense. But orange juice is something that people normally drink pure.
@@kail9757 in terms of flavor it make sense but you would change sugar: water ratio because there is more sugar in oranges. These recipes are something I used to do in restaurant so I did not change them because I know they work. If you put more orange you have to put less sugar in syrup probably. But exact amounts you have to try yourself, I am not sure about that.
@@ChefMajk Thanks a lot, that makes a lot of sense.
Actually, I recently bought a brix refractometer (which I never used so far), so I think I'll try to make a sorbet following your instruction, and with this alteration (+ sugar up to the same brix value). Thanks!
The syrup contains how much of suger chef?
There is recipe in the video
If you don’t have glucose can you omit it
I like grapefruit sorbets
All fav
Orange dear chef 🎉
A Premiere ? Lets goo
Do you have a manual non machine edition of the recipe? Can’t afford to get an ice cream machine as a student :((
If you have access to a blender you can freeze the mixture into ice cubes and then blend it (thats what I do hehe) Its not as smooth but still yummy :)
Hello Chef, Can i use pectin powder to sub for glucose ?
Not sure about that, you have to try it
我觉得是可以的
What will happen if I use agar agar?
Then you end up with gel not ice cream
What do you mean when you say "syrup"?
The syrup I made at the start of the video
Grapefruit
Can you do a jackfruit or durian dessert?
Probably yes, but I never tried it
Coconut Chef.
I like ice cream more but sorbet is also fine
Same for me :D
People in 2023 Britain be like "Can we have summer too?"
should I add xanthan gum into sorbets?
No need
I don’t wannabe boring, but could be the same proportion for PacoJet ? 😊🤓😋
Never tried exactly this in Paco, but I believe yes.
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Glucose?
whats the purpose of the glucose?