Name: Pink Grapefruit Honey Sorbet
Ingredients: 1/2 ga Pink or ruby red grapefruit juice; 2 tb Honey; 1/2 c Triple Sec Liqueur; 8 Sprigs of fresh mint for garnish

Only a morbid fanatic can take pleasure in the sufferings he inflicts upon himself; only an insensitive fool can take pleasure in the sufferings that are the consequences of his folly; and only a convinced Christian can take pleasure in sufferings endured “for Christ's sake,” for he alone has been initiated into the divine secret, that it is only when he is “weak,” having thrown himself unreservedly in penitence and humility upon the never-failing mercies of God, that he is “strong,” with a strength not his own, but belonging to the Lord of all power and might.

R.V.G. Tasker

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits		Desserts	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2	ga	Pink or ruby red grapefruit juice
2	tb	Honey
1/2	c	Triple Sec Liqueur
8		Sprigs of fresh mint for garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

With an ice cream maker: 1. Combine juice, honey and liqueur and chill. 2.
Following the instructions of your ice cream machine, process the juice
mixture until thick and frozen. 3. Scoop sorbet into chilled stem glasses
and serve garnished with a sprig of mint.
Without an ice cream maker: 1. Combine juice, honey and liqueur as in the
recipe above. 2. Pour the liquid sorbet mixture into a 9-inch by 13-inch
cake pan. Freeze. 3. When frozen, shave the now solid mixture with a metal
spatula. Place shavings in serving glasses and serve immediately. 4. You
may instead break the frozen sorbet into pieces that will fit a food
processor. Using the on and off button, process the sorbet until it is very
coarsely granulated. Serve immediately.
Notes: For best results use Ruby Red grapefruits. They are sweeter and
color the sorbet a gorgeous pink.
From: "The Simply Great Cookbook" by Chuck Muer
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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