200 g sugar
2-4 T acid to taste (lemon juice is common)
1/8 - 1/4 t salt to taste
corn syrup if fruit lacks pectin or fiber (it's 1/3 as sweet as sugar and more viscous)
fruits high in pectin - berries, stone fruit, grapes
fruit high in fiber - mangoes, pears, bananase
fruits lacking in both - citrus, watermelon, pomegranate
fruits lacking in both - citrus, watermelon, pomegranate
Ideally, you need a sugar concentration of 20-30%.
Including the sugar in the fruit, don't exceed 275 g.
Purée and strain fruit.
Blend with sugar.
Perform the egg test.
A clean, raw, floating egg should have the diameter of a quarter.
If less, add more sugar; if more, add more fruit/liquid.
Make purée cold.
Churn.
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