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Kiwi Fruit
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You can't make jelly with them. Have tried and it won't set!!
ArilAiming for a life of elegant frugality wearing a new-to-me silk shirt rather than one of hair!0 -
Have you seen the baby kiwis where you can eat the skin? Saw them in Waitrose (I think)
They remind me a bit of kumquats, a little larger.0 -
Yeah, it can be a bit furry but its the way i grew up. All my friends ate them this way too. The funny bit is that they ALWAYS give my tongue pins'n'needles which is a laugh!
I have some recipies i will post in the mega index and then link back to here. They are; Kiwifruit Chutney, Kiwifruit Jam and Kiwifruit Marinade.
Edit:Here you go
[post=1337216] - Kiwifruit Marinade[/post]
[post=1337233] - Kiwifruit Jam[/post]
[post=1337256] - Kiwifruit Chutney[/post]
HTH,
Al.WW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbsWeight today = 17st 6.5lbsLoss to date 32.5lbs!!!0 -
Oooo Kiwichick, I like the sound of the chutney and the jam! Just one question, having never made jam before in my entire life, what is the difference between a preserving pan and an ordinary stainless steel saucepan? Could I use a Le Crueset pot instead?0
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I have no idea!!!! My mum just used to make it all in the same saucepan as we boiled pasta in.WW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbsWeight today = 17st 6.5lbsLoss to date 32.5lbs!!!0
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Preserving pans are large, wide and have a lip for when pouring. I used to use a pressure cooker without the lid before I got my 'jam-pan' as that was the largest saucepan I had. I still find it easier to use a soup ladle rather than pour the preserve into jars.0
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Hi everyone,
I have rather a lot of kiwi fruit at the moment and wondered if I could use them in a crumble or something like that?Any ideas gratefully received.
BTW, I have searched the index but only found jam and marmalade which sounds lovely, but I haven't got any jars at the moment.
Thanks,
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I've squidged them up and frozen them as ice lollies before - they were yummy0
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I wouldn't try cooking them Sharra (unless you make jam),I think they'll go an unappetising colour,but I may be wrong.
I'd make a pavlova with them-large meringue,loads of cream and pile on the kiwis.You could use bought individual meringues too and thick yogurt instead of cream,or a mixture of cream and yogurt.
Or cut them up with other fruit like strawberries,oranges,bananas and make a fruit salad or thread on kebab sticks.
Or fruit smoothies-banana,kiwi and some yogurt,plus a bit of honey and some orange juice.
One thing I don't recommend is jelly.Kiwis have an enzyme in them which breaks down protein and stops gelatine from setting.Fresh pineapple is the same.;)0
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