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Frozen Passion Fruit Souffles

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Frozen Passion Fruit SoufflesRomulo Yanes
Cook's notes:

Soufflés can be made 3 days ahead and kept frozen. If you can't find frozen unsweetened passion fruit pulp, you can substitute 12 ripe passion fruit. Force flesh through a fine sieve into a bowl (pulp will be very liquid), discarding seeds. If egg safety is a problem in your area, you can substitute powdered egg whites, such as Just Whites, and reconstitute according to package instructions.

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