Feijoa Loaf

   Feijoa's remind me of summer in Auckland. They taste best really ripe. I have two feijoa bushes I bought at the end of last year. They flowered this summer but no fruit yet.  I think I will need to cover them for frosts. This recipe is the one my mum use to make.

 

Feijoa's remind me of summer in Auckland. They taste best really ripe. I have two feijoa bushes I bought at the end of last year. They flowered this summer but no fruit yet.  I think I will need to cover them for frosts. This recipe is the one my mum use to make.

Feijoa's remind me of summer in Auckland. They taste best really ripe. I have two feijoa bushes I bought at the end of last year. They flowered this summer but no fruit yet.  I think I will need to cover them for frosts. This recipe is the one my mum use to make.

Feijoa Loaf Recipe

8 Feijoa’s - scoop out the flesh and chop up

1/2 cup honey or rice malt syrup

60gr butter

1 cup boiling water

1 tsp baking soda

Pinch salt

2 cups plain flour

1 egg beaten

2 tbsp preserved ginger

 

Method

Preheat oven to 180c - grease loaf tin.

1 - Place feijoa’s, honey, water and butter into a pot and  boil for 5 mins. Cool.

2 - Mix dry ingredients together.

3 -  Stir into the feijoa mix the egg and ginger.

4 - Now add the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients, mix well .

3 - Pour into a tin -  cook 50 -60 mins.