Peachy Keen Banana Sherbet

"Easy, healthy, and delicious. Once you've tried this, treat yourself to an entire range of new flavors guilt-free by experimenting with oranges and other fruits instead of peaches."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Peel and slice your banana. Slice peaches and remove pits.
  • Place all ingredients in your food processor and puree.
  • Place in freezer overnight or for at least 3 hours. Allow to partially thaw just before serving so your sherbet has a thick, cold texture like ice cream.
  • Top off each serving with a tablespoon of fresh blueberries and a teaspoon of crushed walnuts, if desired.

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Reviews

  1. This is a lovely, guilt-free dessert or snack. Easy to make and nice on a hot day. Very cinnamon, but I love cinnamon so that's good. I divided this recipe by 3 and used one peach, 2/3 of a banana (the rest went on my morning cereal), one teaspoon each of cinnamon and splenda and my guess at 1/3 teaspoon of nutmeg. I put the puree in a ziplock baggie to freeze. Tip: break up the ice every hour to prevent it from freezing to a solid lump (if it's in a baggie you can just squeeze the baggie to break up the ice). When I was ready to serve it, I formed it into a ball right in the baggie and transferred it to a dish. Very tasty and gives me all kinds of ideas on how to do this to other fruit, thanks for posting.
     
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I cook for fun and passion. I love to dazzle my wife (whom I met online in 1999) with new flavors and culinary surprises. I like simple recipes with limited steps and common ingredients which produce surpisingly delicious taste treats. I only post recipes I have written and cooked myself. Our Star Trek Club is known for frequent gatherings throughout Central Florida with great food always on hand.
 
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