Passion fruit sorbet for Ninja Creami & Swirl

Refreshing, tangy and intensely fragrant, this passion fruit sorbet captures all the exotic flavor of maracuja.

Prepared without stabilizers or additives, it contains only fruit, water and a little sugar to balance the fruit's natural acidity.

Thanks to the Ninja Creami, you'll get a smooth, light texture worthy of a real homemade sorbet!

Passion fruit sorbet

Recipe by LucileCourse: SorbetDifficulty: Medium
Portions

4

portions
Preparation time

30

minutes
Cooking time

40

minutes
Calories

300

kcal

Ingredients

  • Pulp of 18 passion fruit

  • 200 ml of’water

  • 4 heaping tablespoons sugar

Directions

  • Juice extraction
    Cut the passion fruit in half and remove the skin. pulp.
    Pour it into a Chinese (or a fine sieve) and squeeze out as much juice as possible with a spoon.
  • Optimizing extraction
    If there is still a lot of pulp left, pour in the leftovers in a small blender with a little water.
    Mix lightly (without crushing the seeds), then filter again with Chinese.
    This will give you more fragrant juice.
  • Freezing
    Place the pot freezer for 24 hours.
    The base must be completely set before proceeding.
  • Processing into sorbet
    Once the mixture is well frozen, insert the jar into your Ninja Creami and launches the Sorbet“ mode”.
    The result is a fresh, light texture.
    If the mixture seems a little compact, add 1 to 2 tablespoons water and relaunches a “Re-spin” for a more melting texture.

Notes

  • For an even more exotic touch, serve your sorbet with a few pieces of fresh mango or a drizzle of coconut milk.
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Lucile

Lucile is passionate about home cooking and gourmet discoveries. Curious by nature, she likes to revisit the great ice cream classics, adding a touch of creativity and freshness. For her, every recipe is an invitation to share and enjoy.

With a keen eye for detail, Lucile strives to offer preparations that are accessible, balanced and always full of flavor. Her mission: to show that ice cream can be both simple to make and rich in originality.

When she's not experimenting with a new recipe at Ninja Swirl, Lucile loves exploring culinary trends, hunting out original ingredients and passing on her passion through creations that awaken everyone's sweet tooth.

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