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This article is from the 20th Century Appetizer Recipes, with numerous contributions by known and also anonymous authors
1 ea Ripe papaya, about 6" long
Sugar, to taste Fresh lime juice, to taste Peel the papaya & cut in half. Spoon out the seeds & keep them in a small container in the refrigerator. Cut the papaya into chunks & reduce to a liquid puree in the food processor. Add the sugar & lime juice. If the puree is too thick, stir in a little water, but be very careful that you do not add too much water or you will lose the consistency. Serve in fruit cups with a dab of the reserved seeds in the centre of each serving.
Virginie & George Ebart, "Down-Island Caribbean Cookery"
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