Johnd's Fancy Passion Fruit Mousse

"I tried out and old passion fruit recipe which added sweetened condensed milk and more than 1 hour in the fridge. I tried it out, but saved the skins and found a new way to serve the dessert."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 30mins
Ingredients:
4
Yields:
10 fruit halves
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cut the passion fruits in halves. Remove the pulp and seeds and licuify in your food processer. Save some of the seeds for garnishing.
  • Strain the processed pulp. Mix the juice in the food processer with the condensed milk.
  • Cut off a small portion of the bottoms of the passion fruit skin halves; enough for them to stand up like small cups. Fill these passion fruit cups with the processed condensed milk mixture.
  • Place a red cherry on top of each cup and add as garnish a few passion fruit seeds that you previously saved, as well as a mint leaf (optional).
  • Refrigerate for more than 1 hour. (This becomes "cooking time".).

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I'm a bit rusty with my English, but I'll try to do my best. <br> I retired from active duty from the Ven. Navy in '89. Graduated from Annapolis, class of '59. My favorite hobby was cooking, and now I've become a strong fan. <br> I don?t like recipes that call for starting or adding canned products. I try to keep these to a minimum. I call these recipes chemistry. When you call for 1/2 can baked beans, I remember my chemistry classes in high school. The only cans I use are stewed tomatoes.
 
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