Dried passion fruit
Overview
I bought it in a snack shop and ate it by chance. It tasted good, but it contained preservatives and additives, so I thought about making it myself. Unexpectedly, it tasted better, and the most important thing is: healthy!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Clean the shell, cut into two pieces, and take out the seeds
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Set aside some of the fruit seeds. The rest can be made into honey water or frozen for storage
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Cut the fruit shell into two pieces (a whole passion fruit cut into 4 pieces). It is too small to peel and it is difficult to hang the net when baking. Bring water to a boil, add passion fruit shells, cook for 8 minutes and remove. Don't pour the water, it will be used later.
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Peel with a spoon.
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Remove the outer crust. Leave the pulp
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Put the pulp into the water in which the passion fruit shells were boiled before, add rock sugar and salt, simmer for a while, then add the passion fruit seeds and continue cooking. (Add passion fruit seeds according to personal preference. If you add too little, the finished product will be too sweet.) I like to eat passion fruit seeds, which are crunchy when bitten, so if I add more, the finished product will taste moderately sweet and sour.
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Cook until the juice is reduced
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Place them separately on the baking grid. Do not use a baking sheet as it will stick
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Bake in the oven at 150° for 40 minutes. If you like it drier and chewier, you can extend the time appropriately and be careful not to burn it.
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Finished, sweet and sour, especially fragrant.