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Orange Ice

Serves 8

2 cups sugar

2 cups water

Juice of 2 lemons

½ teaspoon vanilla extract

6 cups fresh-squeezed orange juice

1 tablespoon orange zest, grated

This recipe also can be used to make strawberry, pineapple, or watermelon ice from puréed and strained fruit.

  • Combine sugar and water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, stirring often. Reduce heat and simmer until sugar has dissolved. Remove from heat, cool slightly, then place in refrigerator to chill.

  • Mix lemon juice, vanilla, orange juice, and zest with sugar syrup.

  • Process in a sorbet or ice cream maker according to manufacturer's directions. Or freeze in a shallow pan in the freezer, break up into chunks when frozen, and pulse chunks in a food processor to make a coarse ice.

Kitchen Essentials

The newest ice cream and sorbet makers work with improved frozen cylinders that eliminate the messy business of salt, ice, and brine buckets. The down side — you have to freeze the cylinders for 8–24 hours before using. The up side — no mess, and if you do a little planning, you can have homemade ices and ice creams any weeknight.

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