Cuban Mojito Sorbet

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@cocinero44

One of the most famous cocktails from Cuba is the mojito. Using the same base, you can also prepare mojito sorbet, a recipe with an intense and aromatic flavor. This treat is for adults only, as it is made with white rum. Rum is one of Cuba's signature beverages, and...

Cuban Mojito Sorbet recipe
Prep Time
10min
Cook Time
0min
Total Time
10min

Ingredients

4 Servings
(1 serving = 1 tall glass)
  • lime peeled and without skin
    lime peeled and without skin
    4
  • brown sugar
    brown sugar
    100g
  • mint or spearmint
    mint or spearmint
    2tbsp
  • white rum
    white rum
    200mL
  • sparkling mineral water
    sparkling mineral water
    100mL
  • ice
    ice
    800g

How to make Cuban Mojito Sorbet

  1. Step 1

    Wash the limes thoroughly, peel them, and remove the skin.

  2. Step 2

    Place the cubed limes, brown sugar, and mint or spearmint into a blender. Blend for one minute.

  3. Step 3

    Add the white rum, sparkling mineral water, and ice. Blend until the ice is crushed and the mixture has a creamy texture.

Nutrition (per serving)

Calories

192.8kcal (9.64%)

Protein

0.1g (0.2%)

Carbs

50.0g (18.2%)

Sugars

50.0g (99.9%)

Healthy Fat

0.0g

Unhealthy Fat

0.0g

% Daily Value based on a 2000 calorie diet

Tips & Tricks

  1. For an extra refreshing touch, chill the glasses before serving the sorbet.

  2. Adjust the sweetness by adding more or less brown sugar according to your taste.

FAQS

  1. Can I make this recipe non-alcoholic?

    Yes, you can replace the white rum with additional sparkling mineral water or a non-alcoholic mojito-flavored syrup.

  2. Can I use regular sugar instead of brown sugar?

    Yes, but brown sugar adds a deeper, caramel-like flavor that complements the mojito sorbet.

  3. How do I ensure the sorbet has a creamy texture?

    Blend the mixture thoroughly until the ice is finely crushed and well incorporated with the other ingredients.

  4. Can I prepare this in advance?

    It's best served immediately after blending, but you can freeze it for a short time and re-blend before serving if needed.

  5. What type of mint works best for this recipe?

    Spearmint is traditionally used, but any fresh mint variety will work well.

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