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Cranberry and raspberry sorbet

Preparation Notes: plus freezing
Ingredients
- 100 g (31⁄2oz) caster sugar
- 300 ml (1⁄2 pint) cranberry and raspberry juice drink
- 1 Tbsp. lemon juice
- 100 g (31⁄2oz) fresh raspberries
Directions
- Step 1
Put sugar into a pan with 100ml (31⁄2fl oz) water. Heat gently, stirring, to dissolve, then leave to simmer for 5min. Take off heat.
- Step 2
Measure the cranberry and raspberry juice drink into a jug, then add 75ml (3fl oz) of the sugar syrup (leave remaining syrup in the pan) and the lemon juice. Transfer to an ice-cream machine and follow manufacturer's instructions to churn until frozen (see TIP).
- Step 3
Meanwhile, add raspberries to the remaining sugar syrup and heat until the berries break down slightly (squash a little with the back of a spoon if needed), about 2min. Set aside to cool.
- Step 4
Transfer frozen cranberry mixture to an airtight freezerproof container, then roughly marble through the fresh raspberry mixture. Cover and freeze until solid. Serve in scoops.
- Step 1


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