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Passion fruit mini pavlovas for A Taste of Yellow 2009

by Jeanne Horak on September 28, 2009 18 Comments in Dessert, Gluten-free, Vegetarian

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 I have realised that it is not enough for me to have an Outlook calendar at work to remind me of business meetings and deadlines – I really need to set up an entirely separate online calendar to remind my of my blogging and other online responsibilities and deadlines!

Take this month, for example.  I’ve been so busy editing the text and photos for the BloggerAid – Changing the Face of Famine cookbook (the perfect gift for Christmas 2009!)that I have completely lost track of what is happening in the blogosphere in terms of events and deadlines and even my dear friends’ blogs.  Mea culpa!  So that’s how I discovered last night that I have missed the deadline for submitting something to my friend Barbara’s wonderful annual event A Taste of Yellow, timed to take place this year on 2 October, LiveSTRONG Day 2009 and the ten year anniversary of super athlete and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong’s diagnosis with testicular cancer.  And I’ve not just missed it by a couple of hours or days – missed by a good 2 weeks.  If something is worth missing, it’s worth missing comprehensively, I always say :o)

Anyhooo….  The dish was made and photographed, so I decided to put it up anyway and leave it up to Barbara whether or not to include it.  Even if it’s not included, I urge you to read up on both this event and the Lance Armstrong Foundation.  Very few of us these days can say that our lives have not in some way been touched by cancer.  Although, increasingly, it is not a death sentence and chances of a cure improve every year, it still wreaks havoc in the lives of those afflicted by it as well as their families. Barbara herself underwent a second round of treatment for the disease this year (remember when we celebrated with her?) and hosts this annual event to raise awareness of cancer issues worldwide.

I have written before about my my beloved sister-in-law’s gorgeous sister Gail and her battle with breast cancer.  I am absolutely thrilled to report that Gail underwent surgery and bore the chemotherapy treatments (and reconstructive surgery) with the style, dignity and humour that we have come to associate with her – and was given the all-clear.  I want to dedicate this dish and this post to her and I hope that by sharing her success story somebody, somewhere is given the hope and strength to face another treatment or another operation.  It can be beaten.

Passion fruit is one of life’s great surprises.  It does not have a lot going for it from the outside – smaller than a lemon with a dry and slightly shriveled purple skin, and an unpromising lack of weight. But slice it open and paradise is revealed in the form of a mass of black pips surrounded by a bright yellow, translucent pulp.  The pulp and seeds are edible and can be scooped out with a teaspoon.  The pulp is also highly aromatic with an intense, delicious, sightly tart flavour and a little goes a long way.  The name, incidentally, was given to the fruit by Catholic missionaries who thought that certain parts of the flower and plant could be related to the passion of Christ.

No doubt I am going to get arrested by some sort of antipodean foodie police, but I made these pavlovas with store-bought meringue nests.  I feel duty bound to tell you that pavlova meringue is NOT meant to taste like the super-crisp and dry store-bought meringues – it is meant to be home made and slightly, sensuously chewy in the centre and I have no doubt that this would have improved my dessert.  But I had leftover nests in the house and I was pushed for time.  Mea culpa once again…  If you have the time, though, I’d urge you to make your own meringue.  But even with the store bought meringue nests, the flavours and textures worked well together, especially the contrast between the sweet meringue and the tart fruit.  And best of all, it’s a super-easy dessert that can be thrown together in 5 minutes flat!

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PASSION FRUIT PAVLOVAS (serves 2)

Click here for printable recipe.

Ingredients:

2 mini meringue nests (make your own if you have time, but store-bought will also do)
2-3 fresh passion fruits, depending on size
150-200ml creme fraiche
1 heaped teaspoon caster sugar
1 Tbsp bourbon (optional)

Method:

Place the meringue nests on the plates you want to serve them on.

Mix the creme fraiche in a bowl with the sugar and bourbon (if using) until well-blended.  Spoon half of the creme fraiche mixture into the centre of each  meringue nest.

Slice the passion fruits in half and, using a teaspoon, scoop out the pulp, pips and any juice and spoon over the creme fraiche.  Serve immediately.

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  1. meeta says

    September 29, 2009 at 7:47 am

    passion fruit – i need to make more desserts with them – i end up simply eating them as is! these look great! as for the blogging events – i did just that i set up a google calendar just for the events LOL!

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  2. Barbara says

    September 29, 2009 at 12:06 pm

    Jeanne I’m so glad you posted. Such good news about Gail. I love happy stories. Beautiful pavs. Thank you for your support. Hugs.

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  3. browniegirl says

    September 29, 2009 at 1:01 pm

    So glad to hear about Gail’s recovery. Wonderful news….and absolutely gorgeous looking mini pavlova’s…love them! xxx

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  4. Charlotte says

    September 29, 2009 at 3:27 pm

    Oh, double-yum! Passion-fruit is something of the past for me, back in the day when I called it grenadilla and plucked it off the vine. They just don’t swing by in Germany, but at least I can feast my eye on these.

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  5. Katie says

    September 29, 2009 at 6:58 pm

    I’ve been missing everything lately, too. Just so much going on in life. But I had to come look at your photos more closely (verrrrrry nice) and wish you a great time at Oktoberfest (you ARE going, aren’t you?)

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  6. Beadz2pleaz says

    September 29, 2009 at 9:41 pm

    YUMMMMMMMM!

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  7. Cynthia Nelson says

    September 30, 2009 at 5:36 am

    Passion fruit is currently in season here too.

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  8. nina says

    September 30, 2009 at 7:15 am

    The creme fraiche is a wonderful idea to cut through the sweetness of the meringue!!! I am so hopeless at keeping up with events at the moment, but at least we can always aspire to do better.

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  9. Firefly says

    September 30, 2009 at 7:17 am

    I don’t stop by your blog nearly enough. Yum. I think its time to get the Damselfly to have a look at your blog.

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  10. grace says

    September 30, 2009 at 11:01 am

    this dessert is completely delightful. first of all, you’ve used it (or intended to use it) for the best of all foodie events. secondly, how can a light, luscious pavlova with a gorgeous fruity topping be beaten? by making it miniature, of course. 🙂

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  11. Manggy says

    September 30, 2009 at 2:09 pm

    I actually visited your “old” post- made me tear up a bit. I’m so glad to hear that Gail is doing well. It’s a long way to finding a definitive cure but through the efforts of good people, we’ll get there.
    I won’t hold the nests against you- the dessert looks beautiful! 🙂

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  12. Koek! says

    October 1, 2009 at 8:02 am

    I’ve been dying to make pavlova for ages. Now that the sun’s come out and summer’s nearly hear, I’m going to give it a bash. Thanks for the eye-candy!

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  13. Petra says

    October 1, 2009 at 8:07 am

    That looks delicious!!! I have to try them! Soon.
    Petra

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  14. giz says

    October 1, 2009 at 4:21 pm

    I really wish passion fruit was more readily available here and when it is, not quite so expensive. I love the presentation of pavlova with passion fruit.
    Now that the really hard work on the cookbook is coming to an end – get back in that kitchen woman and start cooking with tequila.

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  15. Hillary says

    October 2, 2009 at 9:29 pm

    Very nice color – perfect for Taste of Yellow. I have yet to try a pavlova but this looks good!

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  16. Fiyola says

    October 3, 2009 at 8:44 pm

    When I was little, my brother and I would steal these lovely, sucking fruits from the neighours. And there we would sit behind the bushes lapping up our grenadillas as we called them, giggling and hoping not to be found out.
    Your post has surely brought back some good memories! And thanks for the recipe, will try it out for sure.

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  17. Debbie Hathway says

    October 5, 2009 at 2:25 pm

    Dear Jeanne
    You are an inspiration to the Collegiate High School girls who gather every quarter here in Cape Town. You go girl! Robyn (Gobey) also blogs and I’m just venturing into it thanks to my ongoing passion, which is dance!
    all the best
    Debbie Hathway (nee Strachan)

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  18. Michelle @ Greedy Gourmet says

    January 6, 2010 at 12:29 pm

    Hah, it’s one thing to set up a calendar, it’s another to actually stick to it! That’s my problem anyway. Lovely looking pavlova’s you’ve got there. I so miss boxes of passion fruit in South Africa; here you can only buy about 4 in a pack at an exorbitant price. Scrooges!

    Reply
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