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1. Nov 28,  · Slice the guavas in half crosswise and use a spoon to scoop out the flesh and seeds. Transfer the guava to a bowl and use a potato masher or the back of a fork to mash the flesh, then transfer to a blender. Add the juice of two limes. Turn the blender on low speed to break up the flesh without pulverizing the seeds, about seconds/5(49).

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2. Apr 15,  · Guava Jam 1 lb ripe guava, about 10 4 cups water (Boil 30 minutes).

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5. Apr 14,  · In the preparation of the guava jelly, it is necessary to use enough guavas, of the right size, color, and that are very ripe. It is also essential to use panela to give it a pleasant texture and cinnamon and cloves to planbacklantpretintmasalacleahenvorep.xyzinfoe: Colombian.

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6. Bring boiling-water canner, half full with water, to simmer. Wash jars and screw bands in hot soapy water; rinse with warm water. Pour boiling water over flat lids in saucepan off the heat. Let stand in hot water 5/5(2).

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7. My mother has been a long time user of Smucker's Guava Jelly. Recently, Smucker's stopped making their guava jelly and broke my mom's heart. I've been looking for the last 2 1/2 years for a guava jelly that was similar to Smucker's brand. A lot of the guava jellies on the market are Caribbean style and honestly, aren't real good.

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8. Guava jam is great on toast, as a glaze on meats or as a gift This guava jam is an exotic spread and a great way to use this tropical fruit. Guava originates from Mexico, Central America and northern South America and are naturally high in pectin, which means you do not need to add any artificial pectin to this jam.

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9. Jan 01,  · Wash the guavas. Peel each fruit and place them in a squeaky clean bowl. Then, cut each peeled guava in half and remove the seeds using a spoon. Set the flesh aside.

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