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Green Tea Sorbet is easy to make. This sorbet recipe is a great green tea recipes! Is sorbet vegan? This sorbet recipe is!
Green Tea Recipes
Green tea is good for you. So green tea recipes are in demand. Besides making a cup of green tea, what else can you make with green tea recipes?
Sorbet Recipe
One way of the green tea recipes I decided to make is a sorbet recipe. What is great about making homemade sorbet is I do not need an ice cream maker for a sorbet recipe!
Making A Green Tea Sorbet
Why I made a green tea sorbet? I really love the health benefits of green tea. Making a green tea sorbet was great to use green tea.
Sorbet Ingredients
Sorbet ingredients are simple. I played around with fresh mint and tea bags for the sorbet ingredients. The end result was this refreshing minty green tea sorbet.
Matcha green tea to make this frozen treat is also wonderful for sorbet ingredients. The matcha worked well as the tea bags did for this green tea frozen dessert.
Is Sorbet Vegan
Is sorbet vegan? For this sorbet recipe, yes! This is a vegan sorbet because I used green tea. Also as a bonus, this sorbet is dairy free! So people with food sensitivities will love this sorbet recipe!
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Green Tea Sorbet Recipe
Green Tea Sorbet is easy to make. This sorbet recipe is a great green tea recipes! Is sorbet vegan? This sorbet recipe is
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 10-15 mint leaves
- 5 green tea bags (or green tea matcha bags)
- 1 lemon
Instructions
- The first thing you need to do is “muddle” or crush the mint leaves. The term “muddle” in drink recipes, like Mint Julep, what it means basically is crush the leaves so that the oil can seep through. So to crush the leaves, use a mortar and pestle. Place the leaves in it with the teaspoon of sugar, and crush it till you see the sugar is evenly disturbed and looks like it is a bit absorbed by the oil from the leaves. If you don’t have a mortal and Pestle than simply roll the leaves in your hands with the sugar. Roll the mint like you are wadding up tissue.
- Next, combine the 1/2 sugar and water in a small saucepan.
- Stir until the sugar is dissolved and bring the sugar water to a boil.
- Next, after the water is boiling add the leaves to the water and let it boil for a minute or two longer with the leaves.
- Take the minted water off the heat and add the tea bags.
- Let the tea bags and mint steep in the water for a good 10-15 minutes.
- After 10 minutes or so, remove the tea bags and use a slotted spoon to get the mint leaves out the tea solution.
- Squeeze the juice of one lemon into the tea solution and give it a stir.
- Pour the tea solution into a large Ziploc bag.
- Place it in the freezer.
- After half hour in the freezer, give the bag a nice squeeze.
- Place back in the freezer let freeze for another half hour
- Give it another squeeze should be slushy like sorbet, if not let go back in for another half hour.
- Squeeze it one more time, then serve it up and ENJOY!
Notes
Squeezing the ziploc bag is the churning portion. You want to give it a good squeeze, meaning squeeze the contents a few times.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield:
6Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 86Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 13mgCarbohydrates: 21gFiber: 2gSugar: 18gProtein: 2g
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AmyG
July 20, 2013Wow, this looks so light and refreshing and summery! I’ve been wanting to make something like this, and I’m happy to have the recipe!
Jessica M
July 22, 2013This looks really good! I’m going to have to try it sometime. Thanks for the idea!
Olivia
April 6, 2018Mmm, I love that you used green tea for this! It a great idea!
Debra C.
April 14, 2018I love the vibrancy of your styling in these photos – it really brings out the beauty of this sorbet!
Deanna
April 15, 2018Thank you! I am trying new things. forcing myself out my box 🙂
michele
April 15, 2018I for one love that I didnt have to take out my ice cream maker to make this… its heavy and clunky to get to. This worked well for a light treat in the afternoon!
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April 15, 2018This sorbet sounds so refreshing! It will be a perfect light dessert for summertime!
Julie
April 15, 2018Wow, I love that you can make this in a plastic bag! I don’t get the mean comments. My photos used to be horrendous but I was doing the best job that I knew how to. We all have to start somewhere and hey, just move on if you don’t like what you see right? Your new photos are fab. I love the color contrast.
Christie
April 16, 2018I think it looks refreshing and delicious! Matcha is always such an interesting color and ingredient. You never really know what it’s going to look like when you’re finished.
Jennifer A Stewart
April 16, 2018This looks amazing for summer! It gets so hot here in the summer I will need this. And green tea is so hydrating!
Ashlyn
April 16, 2018love to drink green tea so I can just imagine how good this tastes as a sorbet! Especially on a hot day, this would be totally refreshing!
Michaela Kenkel
April 17, 2018This looks so refreshing!!
Milon Kumar
November 21, 2018Does this need to be made with a specific matcha powder?
I have Tenzo Tea’s organic matcha but a lot of them look the same
https://tenzotea.co/pages/what-is-matcha
Deanna
November 22, 2018When I first made this I just used a plain green tea. So Any type of green tea or matcha can be used!