Sep
09
2011

Orange Sherbet Ice Cream

Truth be told, from the first time I flipped through Sweet & Simple, I was totally intrigued by this recipe for homemade Orange Sherbet.

I just couldn’t believe that this only took two ingredients….

Since my ice cream maker couldn’t hold 2 liters of soda, I halved the recipe, using 4 cups of soda and 1/2 can of sweetened condensed milk.

I mixed them together and poured right into my ice cream maker…

20 minutes later it was done and I popped it into a container and froze over night…

Now, truth be told, I was expecting to bite into this and taste a push pop… and that was not really what it tasted like.

It tasted a lot like a homemade ice cream Puddie used to make with a hint of orange flavor.

Although it wasn’t what I expected, the texture was spot on and the flavor was pleasing…

Which got me thinking about one of my childhood favorite treats…

Big Red floats…

I am soo going to give this recipe another shot using Big Red and maybe even root beer and see what happens.

This recipe completes my In the Kitchen with Gooseberry Patch on behalf of the Real Farmwives of America and Friends. Stay tuned later tonight for a recap of all 10 recipes AND a chance to win your own copy of Sweet & Simple!

Orange Sherbet Ice Cream

Rating: 31

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Cook Time: 8 hours

Recipe from Gooseberry Patch's Sweet and Simple. For more food and fun, visit GOODEnessGracious.com!

Ingredients

  • 2 Liter Orange Soda
  • 1 Can Sweetened Condensed Milk

Instructions

  1. Mix ingredients together and pour into ice cream maker.
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Cris – who has written posts on GOODEness Gracious.
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  • Jledbetter1

    add a litle crushed pineapple to it ! yum !

  • http://onemomstips.wordpress.com/ Angela S

    OOOhhhhh…….root beer! Thats a great idea!

  • http://www.cranberrymorning.blogspot.com Cranberry Morning

    Oh good grief could I go for a dish of that right now! It’s warm out, I’ve been at the pressure canner all afternoon and evening, and that looks SO refreshing!