What is your preferred method for processing persimmon pulp?

[piker75]

Have been using Foley food mill here. It works okay...getting the skins/seeds out not the easiest job. Thinking of getting a potato ricer to try.

http://www.amazon.com/Norpro-Stainl...8&sr=1-2&keywords=large+capacity+potato+ricer

 

[Vigilant]

 

[chezuki]

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Lol.


My preferred method for processing them is the compost pile. Persimmons are nasty.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I grow up using one of those wooden pestles and metal cone stainer.

Like this:

 

[ruger1800]

Lol.


My preferred method for processing them is the compost pile. Persimmons are nasty.

bet im the nastiest, just ate persimmon pudding, almost as good as p ----y.

 

[bwframe]

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I had dinner with Coldsteel223 tonight. He said the same thing.

 

[chezuki]

bet im the nastiest, just ate persimmon pudding, almost as good as p ----y.

o_O

 

[hooky]

bet im the nastiest, just ate persimmon pudding, almost as good as p ----y.

Wood putty or silly putty?

 

[bwframe]

bet im the nastiest, just ate persimmon pudding, almost as good as p ----y.

o_O

That's what she said.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

Oh, I used to take persimmon pudding in to work, and there was this one chick that would just about have traded herself to me to have a piece. Shame I was married. That stuff is good. You have seeds? I'd like to grow some.

 

[planedriver]

I grow up using one of those wooden pestles and metal cone stainer.

Like this:

Kirk has it here. This is the only thing that ever worked at home.

 

[printcraft]

bet im the nastiest, just ate persimmon pudding, almost as good as p ----y.

Who doesn't love a nice pastry?

 

[bwframe]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/great-outdoors/359271-sooo-whos-hunting.html

 

[Vigilant]

Oh, I used to take persimmon pudding in to work, and there was this one chick that would just about have traded herself to me to have a piece. Shame I was married. That stuff is good. You have seeds? I'd like to grow some.

I'd love pudding seeds, do they come in milk chocolate too?

 

[eric001]

Love me some persimmon puddin'!! Used to have a big old chest freezer with no defrost cycle that would keep persimmons/pulp for decades and it'd be as good as fresh picked when thawed out. All I remember about pulping them as a kid is a lot of work and a strainer.

OP, if you happen to be around Indy and have some extra persimmon seeds, I'd be quite happy to take some off your hands!

 

[patience0830]

Hand crank food mill.

 

[tiretrack]

Our Victorio food mill worked well. Do you have any favorite recipes to share?

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I dunno about chocolate, I think they grow that the next continent down from here. I just know if I wasn't such a moral guy it could have been pretty awesome to be molested for some persimmon pudding. She was tall, and lean, and... whoo. I picked up a colander like that at an estate sale a few years back. Yeah, colanders. Let's talk about stuff like that. And persimmon seeds. Yeah, that stuff. I'll stop sweating soon.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Hand crank food mill.

Mom uses something like that. When you grow up as close to Mitchell as I did you know persimmon pudding is some of the best stuff on Earth.
Finding a good tree is the hard part. The deer will eat them like crazy if it is a good tree. Our cows liked them too.

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

Mom uses something like that. When you grow up as close to Mitchell as I did you know persimmon pudding is some of the best stuff on Earth.
Finding a good tree is the hard part. The deer will eat them like crazy if it is a good tree. Our cows liked them too.

We have tree in our yard and our dog eats them as fast as they fall.