Name: Passion Fruit-Chile Sauce
Ingredients: 1 Part Consorzio Passion fruit Vignette; 1 Part Consorzio Mango vignette; As many fresh habs as you can stand. I like to use Habs with varying degrees of ripeness; green, yellow, and orange, in equal proportions.

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Part Consorzio Passion fruit Vignette
1		Part Consorzio Mango vignette
		As many fresh habs as you can stand. I like to use Habs with varying degrees of ripeness; green, yellow, and orange, in equal proportions.

INSTRUCTIONS

I make my own, which is easily the best and simplest sauce I make. Here is
the essential recipe:
Throw them all into the blender and go to town.
I keep this in the fridge, incidentally.
You could probably eliminate the Consorzio, substituting equal parts fresh
mango and passion fruit pulps, and champagne vinegar.
Posted to CHILE-HEADS DIGEST by ralph feldman <ralph@theoryg.chem.pitt.edu>
on Apr 06, 1998

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