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       Several REcipes for PawPaw!!
   DIR By: Hummingbird
       Date: August 8, 2012, 1:10 pm
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       Pawpaw Pudding d
       2 c. sugar
       1½ c. bread flour
       1 tsp. baking powder
       ½ tsp. cinnamon
       3 eggs
       2 c. pawpaw pulp
       1½ c. milk
       ½ c. melted butter
       Preheat the oven to 350o F, and grease a 13x9x2-inch glass
       baking dish. In the center of a large mixing bowl, whisk
       together the dry ingredients: sugar, flour, baking powder, and
       cinnamon. Into a well in the center of the dry ingredients, add
       and whisk the eggs. Whisk until fully mixed. Whisk and mix in
       the other wet ingredients: pulp, milk, and butter. Pour and
       scrape the batter into the baking dish and bake 50 minutes. To
       test for doneness, slide a toothpick into the center of the
       pudding, and it should come out clean. Like custard, if you
       jiggle the pan, the center should be set.
       Serving: Cut the pudding into squares, and serve it with vanilla
       ice cream, whipped cream, hard sauce, or crème anglaise.
       Pawpaw Preserves b
       12 pawpaws (about 5 lbs)
       2 c. water
       ¾ c. sugar
       1 lemon
       1 orange
       Peel pawpaws. Put in kettle with water, without removing seeds.
       Boil until soft, then put through a sieve. Add sugar and juice
       of orange and lemon. Boil until thick. Grated rind of orange or
       lemon may be added. Put in sterilized jars and seal.
       Pawpaw Jell-O b
       2 c. pawpaw pulp
       1 package lemon Jell-O (6 oz.)
       Make Jell-O according to instructions on package. Refrigerate
       until thickened to a syrupy consistency. Stir in pawpaw pulp.
       Refrigerate.
       Pawpaw Milkshake g
       Add pawpaw pulp to your favorite vanilla milkshake recipe. One
       or two tablespoons of pawpaw pulp should suffice for two
       servings of milkshake. Pawpaw can be conveniently stored for
       this purpose by freezing spoonfuls of pulp on a cookie sheet,
       then storing them in a plastic bag after they have frozen solid.
       Pawpaw Zabaglione h
       6 egg yolks
       ¼ c. sugar
       ¼ c. passion fruit liqueur
       1 c. pureed pawpaw pulp
       1 c. whipping cream
       Over a simmering double boiler, combine egg yolks and sugar.
       Meanwhile, heat the liqueur until warm (too much heat will cause
       it to ignite). Add the warmed liqueur to the egg yolk and sugar
       mixture. Continue to cook, stirring constantly, until thickened.
       Allow to cool and fold in the pawpaw puree. Whip cream into
       stiff peaks and fold it into the pawpaw and egg yolk mixture.
       Serve chilled.
       Pawpaw-Pineapple Sherbet i
       1½ c. crushed pineapple
       1½ c. pureed pawpaw pulp
       6 Tbsp. lemon juice
       ½ c. orange juice
       ¾ c. confectioner’s sugar
       2 egg whites
       ¼ tsp. salt
       Combine the fruits, juices, and sugar, and freeze in
       refrigerator trays until nearly firm. Beat egg whites and salt
       until stiff but not dry, and combine with the frozen fruit
       mixture. Beat sherbet until it is light and fluffy. Return to
       trays and freeze firm. Serves six.
       Pawpaw Punch j
       1 *pawpaw
       1½ pints cold water
       1 strip lime peel
       1 pinch of salt
       sugar to taste
       *This recipe was written for soursop, but may be suitable for
       pawpaw as well. Wash and peel pawpaw, then mash in a bowl with
       lime peel. Gradually stir in 1 pint water. Mix well and strain.
       Add another ½ pint water, mix, and strain again to be sure all
       the flavor is extracted. Add salt and sugar. Chill before
       serving.
       Note: pawpaw extract may also be suitable as a flavoring to be
       added to ice cream or other recipes.
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