Clementine sorbet

Serves 6

Skye Gyngell
Sunday 29 November 2009 01:00 GMT
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I enjoy eating ice-creams and sorbets just as much in the winter as I do during the hotter weather. As the icicles slip down the back of your throat, the outside world seems somehow warmer.

Serves 6

20 ripe clementines

150g/5oz caster sugar

1 unwaxed lemon, pips removed but skin left on, chopped into little pieces

Squeeze the juice from the clementines, then put the sugar and lemon pieces into a food processor and pulse until the lemon has formed a rough purée. Pour in the clementine juice, pulse a couple of more times then pour into an ice-cream maker and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

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