Tuesday, 9 April 2013

Passion Fruit Squash Recipe


Passion Fruit Squash Recipe

Like I have said in many of my passion fruit recipe posts, my appa collects and freezes passion fruit pulp for me which I then bring back to Kuwait. Since my son loves passion fruit juice appa always tells me to make juice for his grandson....  alas little does he know that his daughter uses most of the pulp for her baking / desserts or wine than for making squash for his grandson :D.... But this time I made sure to make some squash as I received many requests for the squash recipe... Amma used to make passion fruit squash using this recipe.... Potassium meta bi sulpahte is used to preserve the squash, so that you don’t need to store this syrup in the fridge.... But if you are making small quantities I suggest not to use preservatives and to keep the juice in the fridge and it will lasts months.... Do make this squash if you get hold of some passion fruit and also you can use this squash to make fabulous cocktails with rum or vodka.... 

Passion Fruit Squash Recipe

Passion Fruit Squash
Ingredients:
Passion fruit puree – 5 cups
Sugar – 10 cups
Water – 3 ¾ cups
Potassium meta bi sulphate -1 tsp (optional)
Method:
  • To make passion fruit puree, cut each passion fruit into half and scoop out the flesh with a spoon. Either squeeze out the juice through a cheese cloth or lightly liquidize in a blender for a minute or so to separate the black seeds from the jelly. Don’t over blend as the seeds will break up. It’s best to use the whipping blade (round blade) of your mixer blender for this purpose. Pour the mixture through a sieve and collect all the pulp and discard the black seeds. Measure this passion fruit puree and keep aside. It should be 5 cups for this recipe.
  • In a large vessel boil water and sugar to make syrup. Keep aside to cool to room temperature.
  • Add passion fruit puree to the sugar syrup and mix well.
  • If adding potassium meta bi sulphate, mix it with ¼ cup of boiled cooled water and mix it with the squash.
  • Pour squash into clean sterilized bottles and store. You will get 3 litres of squash. (If you are not using potassium meta bi sulphate to preserve the squash you have to store the squash in the fridge).
  • To serve~  fill ⅓ of serving glass with the passion fruit squash and remaining with water. Mix up well and serve chilled topped with ice cubes. 
Passion Fruit Squash Recipe




16 comments:

  1. Swapna, love your clicks dear!! we do get lot of passion fruit here, will give a try!!!

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  2. lovely color.will give a try,loving it

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  3. love all things passion fruit -- I could have a glass right now!

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  4. Wonderful colour!! I are passion fruit!

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  5. Love to have a huge glass of this squash..

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  6. Beautiful presentation and refreshing drink.

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  7. looks refreshing awesome cilcks dear..have started following you and you have great collection of recipes,When your free plz drop into my space and will be encrouging if you follow my space...Thanks

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  8. Lately i carve for a fruit drinks after dinner - a wired one right ? I wish i had this squash to crub my cravings as this looks so good. The pictures make me feel like grabbing that glass out of the screen
    ~ Shema | LifeScoops

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  9. Hi Swapna,What amount of meta bi sulphate should be mixed with 1/4 cup of water. I am half way thru

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    1. Hi Ronica, 1 teaspoon of potassium meta bi sulphate to be mixed with ¼ cup of boiled cooled water.

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  10. Many thanks for your response. I have prepared Passion fruit Squash and trust me this recipie is out of out. It's wonderful.

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  11. Wow. Beautiful. I will surely try with oranges.

    One question if I don't add potassium meta bi sulphate what would be the shelf life

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  12. Thankyou for sharing this receipe.My passion fruit squash is in process. Its a feel good.

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