This refreshing Thermomix Mango Sorbet with Mint and Lime is creamy, tangy and tropical. Made with only a few ingredients, it’s the perfect way to cool down on a hot summers day.
One of the fabulous things about the Thermomix is the ability to make sorbets almost instantly without an ice cream maker. Homemade sorbets are so much better without all the added sugar and preservatives and it will save you pennies as well.
Both Coles and Woolworths sell bags of frozen mango pieces in the freezer section for about $4 each so you could make this dessert all year round. Cutting fresh mangoes has never been my strongest point so the frozen pieces make life so much easier with less effort and mess.
For this recipe, I’ve added some fresh mint leaves, lime juice and honey to jazz it up. The subtle flavours remind me of a Mojito but without the rum! There’s no need to add cream as mangoes are naturally creamy which makes them a great base for other sorbets such as my Raspberry Mango Sorbet.
Step by Step Instructions
Start by adding the frozen mango and mint to the Thermomix bowl and crush for 20 sec/speed 9.
Insert the butterfly attachment, scrape down the bowl and add the lime, honey and egg white. Wait five minutes or so for the mango to thaw and soften so that the butterfly doesn’t get stuck.
Mix for 1 min/speed 3, scrape down the bowl and mix again for 1-2 minutes/speed 3. If the butterfly is having trouble turning just leave the mangoes to thaw for a little bit longer.
Once blended, it’s ready to enjoy straightaway or store in the freezer for later.
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This Thermomix Mango Sorbet tastes like a Mojito but without the rum! Made with mangoes, mint, lime and a little honey, it’s quick, easy and sure to please everyone.
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Ingredients
500 g frozen mangoes (note 1)
5–10 fresh mint leaves
10 g honey
juice of half a lime
1 egg white (optional to make it smooth)
Instructions
Add the mangoes and mint to the TM Bowl and mix for 20 sec/speed 9.
Insert the butterfly attachment: Scrape down the bowl and add the lime, honey and egg white. Leave to thaw and soften for 5-6 minutes so that it’s easier for the butterfly to turn.
Blend for 1 min/speed 3. Scrape down the bowl and blend again for 1-2 mins/speed 3 until lovely and creamy.
Serve and enjoy!
Notes
Both Coles and Woolies sell frozen mango pieces in the freezer section. A 500g pack is about $4-5.
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Bonski
This was great! My mangoes were super ripe when i froze them so i didnt add honey. I also added a dollop of coconut yoghurt for extra creaminess.
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Vicki
Thank you for your lovely feedback, so glad you enjoyed it. I must try it with coconut yogurt next time.