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Re: Passion Fruit
[Re: annie]
#15735
01/07/2012 02:46 PM
01/07/2012 02:46 PM
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Temery
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You could add a bit to some oil/vinegar/S&P for a sweet maranade (steaks, ckn brst, etc).
You could add a bit to a basic white cake recipe for a twist or to a basic white frosting to top the basic white cake (I wouldn't do both together, either the cake or the frosting, both might be too much....).
A small bit poored over some fresh fruit might be interesting (for some reason I'm thinking banana's and strawberries cut up with a bit of the syrup, stir then serve, may be even over ice cream).
Have you tried it on pancakes or waffles yet? sub for maple. or IN the pancake mix.
Last edited by Temery; 01/07/2012 02:50 PM.
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