Passionfruit Slice

Passionfruit Slice

  • DifficultyCapable cooks
  • Prep3:30
  • Cook0:10
  • Serves 12
teg
by teg Last updated on 07/09/2019
This is my Aunty Pat's recipe that I have been enjoying for over 30 years. It is extremely sweet and a small piece is all that is needed for an instant sugar rush. It's great with a cuppa at the end of the day. - teg
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Ingredients

  • 250 g Arnott's Nice biscuits
  • 125 g butter melted
  • 1 tsp ground cinnamon crushed

Filling

  • 2 cups water
  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 340 g passionfruit pulp
  • 100 g custard powder

Topping

  • 790 g condensed milk
  • 3 lemons juiced
  • 1 cup shredded coconut *to serve

Method

  • Step 1
    Base: Crush or blend the biscuits until they resemble fine breadcrumbs.
  • Step 2
    Melt the butter and mix into the crushed biscuits along with the ground cinnamon.
  • Step 3
    Mix all the base ingredients together and press into the base of a lined or greased lamington tin.
  • Step 4
    Filling: In a pot slowly bring the water, sugar and passionfruit pulp to the boil until all of the sugar is dissolved.
  • Step 5
    Mix the custard powder with a little of the water, sugar and passionfruit pulp mixture from the pot to form a paste.
  • Step 6
    Whisk mixture into the the filling ingredients
  • Step 7
    Heat and stir the filling mixture until it thickens.
  • Step 8
    Add more custard powder if mixture is not thick enough once it has cooled.
  • Step 9
    Pour the filling over the base and place in the fridge to chill.
  • Step 10
    Topping: Whip the condensed milk and juice of 3 lemons until it thickens slightly.
  • Step 11
    Spread over the cooled base and filling and place in the fridge for 2-3 hours or preferably overnight until set.
  • Step 12
    Top with shredded coconut.

Equipment

  • 1 lamington pan
Recipe Notes

I serve it with a small dollop of unsweetened cream to help cut the sweetness level, I also wouldn't recommend it if you are not a fan of condensed milk as it is quite dominant.

Don't just add the custard powder without forming the paste or it will go lumpy.

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