I've been getting into making sorbet a bit recently, making icy-poles out of some left-over limes at Christmas time and messing around with frozen mangoes.
Just last weekend, my dad unloaded a bucket of perfectly ripe, if a bit bug-ridden elberta peaches (He's been doing the rounds of friends and relatives to try and get rid of them).
I decided I was going to peel, stone, debug and make the peaches into sorbet too, so I'd better start getting serious about the recipe. I found this pretty comprehensive article about technique and links to several handy recipes by Max Falkowitz in Serious Eats, so I'm making sure I have a record of it for posterity:
How to make the best sorbet