CHARENTAIS MELON RIPE RECIPES

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CHARENTAIS MELON SORBET – ICE CREAM NATION



Charentais Melon sorbet – ICE CREAM NATION image

Adapted after a recipe by Swedish Master Confectioner Jan Hedh. Any melon would do, but here we will be using a fine Charentais Melon (a French-originated type of the Cantaloupe melon)

Provided by [email protected]

Number Of Ingredients 5

450 gram melon purée ((tends to require a melon about double that weight))
about 50 gram sugar
350 ml (about 1.5 cup) simple sugar syrup (proportions 150 ml (2/3 cup) sugar, and 200 ml (7/8 cup) water)
optional, but recommended: about 2 gram Agar agar
optional: lemon juice from about ½ lemon, depending on taste

Steps:

  • Prepare the simple sugar syrup by mixing water and sugar (by heating it, or simply by shaking it). Let cool down.
  • Cut the melon, remove the seeds and purée the fruit, together with the 50 gram of sugar.
  • Mix together the sugar syrup and the fruit purée. If you want to make sure that you have the appropriate level of sweetness for sorbet, do the Egg test.
  • Take about 100 ml (about 0.4 cup) of the mixture, heat to about 40° Celsius (104 °F) and quickly whisk in about 2 grams of Agar agar.
  • When well dissolved, pour back into the rest of the mixture, whisk well and churn in your ice cream machine according to its instructions.
  • In case you worry that the sorbet might become too sweet for you, add lemon juice from about ½ lemon (according to your taste) to the base before churning it.

CHARENTAIS MELON SORBET – ICE CREAM NATION



Charentais Melon sorbet – ICE CREAM NATION image

Adapted after a recipe by Swedish Master Confectioner Jan Hedh. Any melon would do, but here we will be using a fine Charentais Melon (a French-originated type of the Cantaloupe melon)

Provided by [email protected]

Number Of Ingredients 5

450 gram melon purée ((tends to require a melon about double that weight))
about 50 gram sugar
350 ml (about 1.5 cup) simple sugar syrup (proportions 150 ml (2/3 cup) sugar, and 200 ml (7/8 cup) water)
optional, but recommended: about 2 gram Agar agar
optional: lemon juice from about ½ lemon, depending on taste

Steps:

  • Prepare the simple sugar syrup by mixing water and sugar (by heating it, or simply by shaking it). Let cool down.
  • Cut the melon, remove the seeds and purée the fruit, together with the 50 gram of sugar.
  • Mix together the sugar syrup and the fruit purée. If you want to make sure that you have the appropriate level of sweetness for sorbet, do the Egg test.
  • Take about 100 ml (about 0.4 cup) of the mixture, heat to about 40° Celsius (104 °F) and quickly whisk in about 2 grams of Agar agar.
  • When well dissolved, pour back into the rest of the mixture, whisk well and churn in your ice cream machine according to its instructions.
  • In case you worry that the sorbet might become too sweet for you, add lemon juice from about ½ lemon (according to your taste) to the base before churning it.

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