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Frozen Persimmon Custard

Writer: Nolan T GapskeNolan T Gapske

I almost feel guilty sharing this with you as a recipe, since it contains just one ingredient and requires no cooking.


The ingredient is persimmon, and it’s this week’s food of the week.


Double-check what kind of persimmon you are buying (Hachiya or Fuyu), because it makes a difference in how you make this recipe.


Frozen Persimmon “Custard”

(makes 1 serving)

  • 1 persimmon

  • Optional: coconut cream for topping


If you are using a Hachiya persimmon, it should be very ripe. Wash it well, then place it on a small plate, stem-side down. Let freeze for about 2 hours, until it’s firm but not frozen through.


If you are using a Fuyu persimmon, it should be fairly firm when you freeze it. Wash well and place it on a small plate, stem side down, and freeze for at least 8 hours.


To serve either type, remove the stem (using a spoon for the Hachiya or a knife for the Fuyu) and spoon out the fruit inside. Eat and enjoy the custard-like fruit, and top with optional coconut cream.


This is a GREAT alternative for those days you want a sweet treat, but don’t want to splurge.

 
 
 

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