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US
/ˈsɔɹbɛt, ˌsɔɹˈbeɪ/
]
[ UK /sˈɔːbeɪ/ ]
[ UK /sˈɔːbeɪ/ ]
NOUN
- an ice containing no milk but having a mushy consistency; usually made from fruit juice
How To Use sorbet In A Sentence
- Si le fameux pot de crème de Patrice Demers figure toujours à la carte, tournez-vous plutôt vers ce gâteau aux amandes et aux cerises couvert de crème de camomille, d'un granité d'amandes et d'un sorbet à la cerise. Archive 2009-07-01
- This is a complex wine that will sparkle as an accompaniment to a tall glass of bone chillingly cold lemon sorbet with sprigs of mint.
- They are great, splendid establishments, with wide, overhung, awninged terraces, and potted plants and electric lights and gold and tinsel, and mixed drinks and ices and sorbets, and all the epicurean cold things which one may find in the best establishment in Paris. The Automobilist Abroad
- The desserts range from the unpretentious — an ice cream sundae or sorbet — to the splendacious — caramel panna cotta, hazelnut Anglaise, or two kinds of crepes.
- First, place your ice cream or sorbet in a shallow container in the freezer for an hour. Times, Sunday Times
- Like the names of restaurant dishes here — "Creole cream-cheese cannoli with pistachios and satsuma sorbet" — the costumed performance feels like a seduction. New Orleans Done Over, Done Right
- We are standing in a spacious kitchen painted a dusky pink colour that, were it a lipstick or nail varnish, would be called Plum Beautiful or Berry Sorbet.
- For the berry coulis: Puree the fruit with the sorbet syrup, strain and chill.
- Serve the tarts warm, with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream or with apricot brandy sorbet.
- He insisted he would never become a high-maintenance pop star, but now says his favourite food when eating out is foie gras pate, Chateaubriand steak and sorbet, washed down with champagne.