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Here’s what you’ll need to make Low Sugar Fresh Peach Sorbet with Sage;
- Fresh Peaches
- Granulated Sugar
- Water
- Fresh Lime Juice
- Fresh Sage Leaves
If the thought of removing the skin from a peach is daunting to you, let me assure you that it’s a very simple process that only takes a pot of boiling water, a bowl of ice water, and a paring knife.
Here’s the fast and easy way to remove the skin from a peach…Do it once and you’ll be a pro for life 🙂
- Bring a pot of water to boil over high heat.
- In a large bowl, add enough ice and water to make an ice bath.
- Use a paring knife to score an X into the bottom of each peach.
- Use a slotted spoon to gently lower the peaches into the boiling water.
- Allow the peaches to sit in the boiling water for approximately 30 seconds.
- Use the slotted spoon to remove the peaches from the pot and carefully place them in the ice bath.
- Use the paring knife to carefully peel the skin off the peach starting where the X was cut on the bottom.
Low Sugar Fresh Peach Sorbet with Sage could not be easier to make. Since sorbet has only a minimal amount of sugar it’s the perfect dessert or snack for when you’re looking for something sweet, but don’t want to sabotage your diet by eating a big bowl of ice cream or sherbet that has twice as much sugar and calories.
- In a medium saucepan, heat the water, sugar, lime juice, and sage leaves until the sugar is completely dissolved. Remove from the heat and discard the sage. Cool the sugar mixture slightly.
- Peel and slice the peaches, discard the pit and skin. Place the sliced peaches in a food processor and add a pinch of salt.
- Pour the cooled sugar/sage mixture over the peaches in the food processor and process until smooth.
- Pour the peach mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze according to manufactures instructions.
- Transfer the sorbet to a freezer container and freeze for an additional 2-4 hours. Serve and enjoy!
Here are a few additional peach recipes I think you’ll also enjoy;
Below is the printable recipe card for today’s Low Sugar Fresh Peach Sorbet with Sage. If you’ve enjoyed this recipe, and are anxious to give it a try, I’d appreciate if you’d take a moment to give this recipe some feedback by way of stars near the comment section at the end of this post, OR in the recipe card feature itself. 🙂
Refreshing Low Sugar Fresh Peach Sorbet with Sage is a flavorful frozen treat with an unexpected hint of garden sage along with luscious summertime peaches.
- 5 ripe peaches, blanched with skin and stone removed
- 3/4 cup water
- 3 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 4-5 large fresh sage leaves
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In a medium saucepan, heat the water, sugar, lime and sage leaves until the sugar dissolves. Stirring occasionally. Remove from the heat and allow the mixture to cool for 15-20 minutes. Remove the sage leaves.
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Slice the blanched pitted peaches and add them to a food processor.
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Pour the cooled sugar sage water into the food processor with the peach slices and process until smooth.
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Add the peach mixture into an ice cream maker and follow the manufacturer's instructions for freezing.
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Spoon the frozen sorbet from the ice cream maker into a covered container and store until ready to serve.
Tools and equipment;
food processor, medium saucepan, paring knife, large slotted spoon, ice cream maker, 1-quart container with a lid
D-lish! I just know you’re going to love this fresh peach sorbet recipe, so grab a spoon and dig in!!! Summer never tasted so good!
I sincerely hope you’ve enjoyed this recipe for Refreshing Low Sugar Fresh Peach Sorbet with Sage as much as I’ve enjoyed bringing it to you!
I’m coordinating today’s recipe with this custom painted stein…not because it has anything to do with peaches, but just because I painted it yesterday for a customer and fell in love with how it turned out! 🙂
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Oh my gosh Renee, this ice cream sounds fantastic. I love pairing sage with fruit.
I use herbs in jam reductions for sauces on pork, so why not in a sorbet? Smart. Sounds awesome!
What a delightful refreshing treat. I wish I had a bowl right now!
Sorbets are perfect this time of year. I love how you added fresh herbs.
I love peach in the summer– what a great sorbet!
Great sorbet. Love the flavor profile.
Love the addition of sage!
I love this! It's so different and refreshing.
So colorful and delicious!
I love finding new peach recipes to make because I have a peach tree and never know what to do with them all (food blogger problems) 😉
Sage is such a fall and winter herb in my mind. I would have never put these two together but it sounds like it would be delicious!
Oh my goodness, what a perfectly perfect combination! My CSA has sage growing like mad. I'll pick some next week and give this a whirl!
Oh, wow – What a beautiful hue! I'm sure this was immensely delicous! love the pairing!
What an amazing combination of flavors – I would have never thought of this. Brilliant!
That's quite a lovely combination of fruit and herb! Very creative of you and I love the colour of this sorbet!
I love all things peach, and this is fantastic 🙂
Thank you so much. Glad you like it!
I love peaches and I love sorbet so this seems like the perfect yummy recipe for me. I love the touch of sage you added to the peaches. I just used thyme and strawberries together and was surprised at how well the herbs and fruit work together. Thanks for the top on removing the peach skins, kind of like taking the skin off of a tomato, who knew?! One question, can you make this without an ice cream maker?
Hi, Linda!
That is a great question, but I’m afraid I don’t have a proper answer because I’ve never tried it.
The only thing I might suggest is that when you put it into a container to freeze (without an ice cream maker), is that you remove it often (maybe every hour or so), stir it up, and then put it back into the freezer. This MAY do the trick but I have a feeling it will turn it into more of a slush than a sorbet…but then again, I’m just guessing.
Wish I had a better answer for you. Sorry that I don’t.
Renee