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I learned somthing at a dinner in Rome. Take fruit like passionfruit, hollow out the pulp, make a sorbet from each fruit, refill in the husk, freeze, serve. The trick is making the sorbets to look like the original insides of each fruit you use. Bit of work but waaay worth it.
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Thanks for all the ideas. Actually I am in Long Beach,California. A friend has one vine and it has overtaken his sideyard wall. January is peak season here. We do an annual trade, persimmons for passionfruit!
Persimmons I just freeze whole, then eat them slightly thawed. I tried airdrying them but that didn't work, next year I will try the oven.
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It's really good over ice cream or sorbet too. You can use it straight or make a light, clear caramel sauce and whisk in the passionfruit at the end, seeds and all. Stain if you like, but add back some seeds, they're pretty and offer a nice texture.
Last summer I was lucky enough to play with an abundance of fresh passionfruit in Hawaii. Wish we could get it like that here in Northern CA.
A panna cotta lends itself well to the flavor too, even if you just ladle the sauce over the top.
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