Note from Mamta: Guava jelly is very popular in India, where this fruit grows in abundance. It has a lovely flavour, quite unlike any other fruit. If you choose the fruit correctly (not too ripe), it is an easy jelly to make. It was the most commonly made jelly in our house as we were growing up. If you have access to fresh guavas at a reasonable price, Go for it! It is a delicious jelly for your morning toast.
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We can’t grow the wonderful tropical guava in New Zealand but Cherry Guavas grow well here. They come in both red and yellow varieties. I have planted a few of these, mostly for screening and to fill awkward spaces. The fruit can be a bit inconspicuous, tucked away in the foliage but they come in […]
Red guava makes a beautiful and nutritious jam. Forget the amber stuff you see in the store. This is easy and quick to make, cause guava naturally has pectin (what makes jelly, jelly) in it. Recipe... http://recipes.brookstropicals.com/guava-jelly/ #guava #redguava
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Easy homemade Guava Jelly without pectin. Just 5 ingredients to make this delicious homemade jelly. Use it as a spread or as a filling to homemade Doughnuts....
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Strawberry Guava (Psidium cattleianum) or in Spanish arazá Strawberry Guava is a small red fruit resembling tiny pomegranates that grows on a small tree (up to 25 feet tall but usually much smaller). There is also a yellow variety called Lemon Guava. Neither are related to the common Guava. The Strawberry Guava has a sweet delicious…
This is a delicious, easy-to-make sweet Guava Jam, made with only three ingredients. This homemade jam is great over a toast. Quick & Easy!
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Overrun with guavas from your pink guava tree? This easy Guava Jam puts the excess fruit to good use. A great recipe for canning.
Guava trees are ripening right now, and it's the perfect time to make Guava Jam! Check out this recipe now to make your own!
Guava is a tropical fruit roughly the size of a tennis ball. Depending on the variety, the color of a guava is pale green or yellow. When ripe, the flesh of a peeled guava is reddish in color, and the flavor is sweet and refreshing.
These cupcakes feature the popular combination of guava and cream cheese.
There are actually a lot of things you can do with guava. The guava tree actually has manu uses and this time, we will just start with the fruit itself. You will enjoy these things when you find out.
Have you tried guava paste? We first encountered this sweet concoction in an empanada at our favorite Cuban restaurant. Guava, cheese and fried dough in one bite? Yes, please! But there are lots of ways to use guava paste. We’ve got 10 ideas for you below. Guava paste – also known as guayabate or goiabada – is a very thick puree of guava fruit and sugar, often with added pectin. The consistency is similar to membrillo, or quince paste.
