Soursop is native to tropical America
characterized by its good taste, delicious flavor and its nutritional
qualities. The tree can reach a height of 10 meters and the inside of the fruit
is very pulpy white and color.
Frozen soursop pulp has the taste, smell
and color of the fruit characteristic. It is 100% natural, no preservatives or chemicals.
HEALTH BENEFITS
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It is ideal to combat sleep
disorders. In effect, it allows for a quiet sleep. Likewise, it is advisable to
anxious or stressed people.
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The fruit good fight depression
and nervous disorders. Furthermore, it is also used to remove internal
parasites.
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The soursop juice drinks are
also good to cure hemorrhoids, back pain and help regulate our appetite.
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It has vitamin C. Excellent
antioxidant. This helps to increase resistance and delay the aging process.
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By consuming soursop we attack
cancer cells safely and naturally, without side effects like nausea, weight
loss or hair loss.
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It is also a very rich fruit in
non-nutritional components. One is the large amount of fiber, good for
digestive health.
APPLICATIONS:
- The sweet pulp is used to make juices as well as
candy, ice cream and cocktails.
- In desserts, adding milk or cream to the
pulp.
SOURSOP AND BEAUTY:
- The fleshy part of the fruit can be
applied as a poultice on the cut or wound area for at least three days. This
not only accelerates the healing process, but also to prevent bacterial
infections.
- It is a rich source of vitamin C and
ascorbic acid, which increases the amount of antioxidants and also
significantly reduce the signs of aging such as fine lines, wrinkles and
pigmentation.
- The nutritional value of guava is
conducive to healthy hair.
RECIPES:
1.
Soursop Smoothie
Ingredients:
4 cups milk
2 cups ice
1 package frozen soursop pulp, chopped
1 cup of sugar
Directions:
- In a mixer
bowl, add the milk, ice, frozen fruit pulp and sugar. Puree until the mixture
is smooth, creamy and the sugar dissolved, about 2 minutes.
- To serve,
divide evenly among the cups drink.
2.
Soursop Merengón
Ingredients:
4 eggs
¼ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon lemon
¾ cup sugar
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
1 cup heavy cream
3 tablespoon powdered sugar
2 Coffee Pulp Soursop
vanilla extract to taste
Directions:
- Let the eggs at room temperature for at least an
hour before. Separate them, beat egg whites with salt until soft peaks form.
- Add lemon
juice, whisk a little more and then by spoonfuls, 2 each time, add sugar,
beating vigorously until stiff peaks form well and merengue look wet and shiny.
- Grease 2 cans
of 22 cm in diameter and preheat oven to 250 degrees. Pour the meringue on the
tins and bake for 1 hour.
- Remove from
oven and let cool. Beat the cream with sugar and vanilla until stiff peaks
form.
- Arrange on a
platter a layer of meringue, cover with half the cream and half of the fruit.
- Top with
another meringue and on face cream and fruit. Refrigerate until serving time.
Garnish with strawberries.
3.
Soursop Mousse
Ingredients:
1 jar of condensed milk
1 cup pulp Soursop
1 cup heavy
whipping cream
300 milliliters of
whipped cream
150 milliliters of
water
1 cup of sugar
3 envelope unflavored
gelatin
Directions:
- To make the mousse soursop starts beating the
cream.
- In another
separate bowl, entered the water, sugar and whipped cream, and beat until
consistent form snowflakes.
- Besides,
hydrate the gelatin in a little water, following package directions. Then
incorporated into the mixture of water whipped cream and whipped cream, custard
apple pulp and gelatin hydrated and without lumps. Mix everything well with a
spatula, making gentle stirring motion.
- Pour the
mousse into individual soursop silicone molds, cups or glasses, and set aside
in the freezer for 2 hours.