Ingredients:
About 6 pineapple guavas (enough for 1 1/2 cups of guava pulp)
1 cups sugar
1 teaspoon citrus juice
Put the guavas in a processor or blender.
Push this pulp through a sieve to remove the seeds.
Boil the sugar, citrus, and the pulp in a pot for about 10-15 minutes until the mixture thickens up.
Pour the mixture into a sterilized mason jar if you'd like to preserve it. I placed some in sterilized baby food jars since I was using it immediately.
7 comments:
That looks really tasty!
I'm sooo envious that you have any kind of fruit tree! I only have pine trees in MN - can't really eat those. This looks so good!
I've never had pineapple guavas before. My old house had a strawberry guava tree. I'm just eating the crunchy green kind from my uncle's trees.
Made pumpkin butter recently. Must be fruit butter making season. :)
Looks so good. I have never eaten or seen a pineapple guava, but now I really want to.
Chocolate Shavings, I like your name. Thank you for the comment.
Tangled Noodle, I like pine trees! I want desperately to be able to grow Japanese maple in my backyard without them scorching to death in a year.
WC, I never had any until I moved into this house, but now they're my favorite. Strawberry guavas- I have yet to try. I never have heard of pumpkin butter. Sounds interesting.
Manger La Ville, thanks for stopping by. They're delicious. Give them a taste test.
It's so cold here that just reading about fruit trees makes me warm! Great recipe :)
~ Jen aka palatetopen.com
Jen, the grass is always greener on the other side. I envy those who live in places that have 4 seasons!
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