Custard apple recipes
Ive just bought a couple of custard apples and tried them for the first time....interesting taste!
i was wondering if there were any great recipes that i could use them in.
No posh ones, i only have a food processor!
i was wondering if there were any great recipes that i could use them in.
No posh ones, i only have a food processor!
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Permalink Reply by Cherry Chops on -
since no one else knows any, i'll share one!
Porrige
2 very ripe custard apples
crushed soaked almonds
cinnimon
milled flaxseed
scoop flesh out of custard apples, take out the pips and mash, leaving a few lumps. mix everything together
Volia- 'porrige!'
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Permalink Reply by Anabrese on -
Oh my goodness, these are so delicious, I would just eat them on their own. But, you could try opening them, warming them in the dehydrater with a little cinnamon.
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supposedly if you pulse it. I never really tried it but I watch a demo of it on the vitamix cd I got.
I have a Magic Bullett. It's very good for $50
Anyone know of a dehydrator that really gets the job done for a really good price. (Somewhere under $80 maybe, or am I being too unrealistic?)
That's what I had. I used it for 10 hours once(was recommended by the instructions). It melted the plastic. It was a waste of $40
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