
This homemade peach sorbet is the essence of summer captured in a bowl. It is strictly not tricky to make, requiring no ice cream machine or the need to cook a sugar syrup. You can simply blend the ingredients and freeze them for a restaurant-quality dessert that is both elegant and simple. If you enjoy fruit-based frozen treats, you might also be interested in trying other no-churn recipes like Cherry Sorbet, Frozen Peach Bellini, Easy Peach Crumble, or Parmentier Potatoes with Herb Salt for a savory contrast.

The key to a perfect sorbet consistency is the ratio of fruit to sugar, which should be 4:1 by weight. To achieve this, weigh your peeled and sliced fruit, then divide that number by four to determine the exact amount of sugar needed. When preparing your peaches, cut crosswise to the “seam” to ensure the stone is completely removed, and if the skin does not peel off easily, simply trim it away with a sharp knife. While it may be tempting to use tinned or canned peaches, this method does not work well for this recipe; it is highly recommended to stick with fresh or frozen peaches for the best results. For those who prefer a finer texture, caster sugar (also known as superfine or baker’s sugar) works best, but you can create it by pulsing granulated sugar in a blender until it reaches a fine, but not powdery, consistency.
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8
servings20
minutes142
kcalPeaches: 800 g ripe yellow peaches (peeled and sliced; fresh or frozen)
Sugar: 200 g caster sugar (use the 4:1 fruit-to-sugar ratio)
Acidity: 1 tbsp lemon juice (add to taste)