Introducing a delightful duo of frozen fruit: blackberry sorbet and raspberry sorbet, each infused with a hint of gin for that extra zing. This frozen treat is not only a refreshing indulgence, but also a work of culinary art.

Ingredients

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blackberry puree 350g
raspberry puree 350g
glucose syrup 200g
water 200g
gin 4cl
cream 40% 750g
invert sugar 80g
white chocolate 50g
gelatine mass 60g
vanilla pod 1

Introducing a delightful duo of frozen fruit: blackberry sorbet and raspberry sorbet, each infused with a hint of gin for that extra zing. This frozen treat is not only a refreshing indulgence, but also a work of culinary art.

  1. Blackberry sorbet

    350g blackberry puree - 100g glucose syrup - 100g water - 2cl gin

    Bring the glucose syrup and water to boil. Add the frozen blackberry puree portions to cool down the mixture. Use a hand blender to emulsify. Add the gin. Pour into the ice cream machine. Pour into a square mould and freeze overnight.

  2. Raspberry sorbet

    350g raspberry puree - 100g glucose syrup - 100g water - 2cl gin

    Bring the glucose syrup and water to boil. Add the frozen raspberry puree portions to cool down the mixture. Use a hand blender to emulsify. Add the gin. Pour into the ice cream machine. Fill ¾ of an ice cream mould with the raspberry sorbet and freeze. Place the blackberry sorbet cube in the mould and pour the rest of the raspberry sorbet on top. Freeze again.

  3. Vanilla ganache montée

    250g cream 40% - 80g invert sugar - 50g white chocolate - 60g gelatine mass - 500g cream 40% - 1 vanilla pod

    Heat the cream (250g) and invert sugar until 70°C. Dissolve the gelatine mass in the hot mixture. Pour on top of the white chocolate and make an emulsion with a hand blender. Add the rest of the cold liquid cream (500g) while blending. Store overnight in the fridge.

  4. Assemblage

    Pipe the vanilla ganache montée into an ice cream cone and place the raspberry sorbet on top.