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Ingredients
8
Original recipe yields 8 servings
Directions
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
233 calories; protein 0.9g; carbohydrates 34.6g; fat 11.1g; cholesterol 40.8mg; sodium 12.3mg. Full Nutrition
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Very nice.. must try .. but regarding the quantity of the sugar ... please try the mango before adding the sugar .. 1 cup might be too sweet ... Read More
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Very nice.. must try .. but regarding the quantity of the sugar ... please try the mango before adding the sugar .. 1 cup might be too sweet ... Read More
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(63) Fabulous! I made this for my husband and a guest and it knocked their socks off. I would recommend a little salt to balance the sweet otherwise the recipe is perfect as is. Keep the serving size small as this is rich. I also cut the corner off the freezer bag and squeezed the sorbet into a dish rather than scooping and made for a nice presentation. Read More
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I changed this a bit. Used 3 mangos, only 1/4 cup of sugar, omitted the ice and added some vanilla. I used my ice-cream maker and it turned out very tasty & creamy. I will use this base to try making other fruit ice-creams. Read More
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This was so good and extremely easy to make. It tastes like the mango sorbet I get from my favorite Japanese restaurant. It had a great creamy consistency; not icey at all. I imagine you can make this with any fruit so long as you have about a cup and a half of it. Before serving I run the bag under warm water for about 30 seconds and move the contents around a bit more then scoop out with an icecream scooper. Thanks for the recipe. Read More
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(21) This is really excellent. I added a pinch of salt used only 3/4 c sugar and 1 tsp lime juice for a bit more zing. Fabulous! Read More
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(19) Great recipe- I didn't have cream so I substituted with 1/2 c milk and 1/2 c evaporated milk-- this recipe takes me back to my childhood and getting those icecreams from the cuban restaurants.. I loved it.- very easy-- Thanks so much for sharing.. Read More
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I love mangos and this recipe looked quick and easy. However I have tried this recipe twice and both times it took more then 45 minutes to freeze to the proper consistency. The great thing about this recipe is that it doesn't matter what type of mangos you use. I prefer the Manila mangos since they are less stringy. Read More
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I made mine with what I had on hand: 1 1/2 cups frozen mango chunks 1/2 cup of honey a mixture of fat-free half and half and evaporated milk and water. Three hours later it was only partially frozen but it tasted great! If you get impatient it would make a lovely smoothie (like a mango lassi). I served it with a little nutmeg on top. Read More
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Yum I made this with Frozen Peaches (All I had) and it came out wonderful. I used about 2.5 Cups of Peaches and 1/2 Cup Sugar it was plenty sweet! Read More
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