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Edible zombie eyeballs!!!

Edible zombie eyeballs!!!
Here's how to make a tasty fruit treat that looks like zombie eyeballs, and is actually good for you!
 
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Step 1You will need:

Longan - This is an asian fruit similar to lychee. It should be available in the asian section of any big grocery store. It has the taste and texture sort of like a pear.
Fat-free plain yogurt
Blueberries (frozen or fresh)
Zip-top plastic quart bag (the freezer kind, they are thicker and more sturdy)
Frozen fruit juice - Apple/Cherry or any other red kind
Strainer

(optional)
Fat-free sweetened condensed milk

Alternatives:
Lychee instead of longan (a little sweeter, but a little harder to work with)
Cream cheese instead of yogurt
Raspberries instead of blueberries
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18 comments
Nov 5, 2008. 7:07 AMcindymdowns says:
If you make yogurt and cheese as often as we do, you'll have a lot of whey on your hands. You can also use it in place of milk or water in any baking you do. We make a pot of beans only once in a while, but bake something every day of the week...so never throw that whey away!
Nov 1, 2008. 8:47 AMgranniemac says:
Add the whey to a pot of beans; you'll end up with a complete protein. (Thank you, Alton Brown)
Oct 31, 2008. 1:02 PMstimps says:
You can stir in a couple tablespoons of very fine confectioners (berry) sugar when it's done... just don't stir it hard or the yogurt cheese will turn a bit runny. Tastes great, and has a thicker consistency than with the condensed milk. Excellent idea! It's a brilliant idea, thanks for sharing!
Oct 31, 2008. 9:51 AMSoapyHollow says:
Oh, this is too much fun! For the record, if you live in an ethnically diverse area, you can perhaps buy Labnan or Greek yogurt which is already a soft cheese consistency, thereby cutting down in the straining time.
Oct 31, 2008. 7:40 AMaardvark says:
http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,whey,FF.html

Check here for recipes using whey or do a google search for "whey recipes." Healthy :)

And thanx for the eyeballs - saving them for SIL's med. school graduation.
Oct 31, 2008. 7:30 AMPinoy_TFC says:
pinoy ka dibo????
Oct 29, 2008. 2:13 PMMaryWit says:
Do you think whipped and softened cream cheese might work in place of the yogurt?
Oct 23, 2008. 1:35 PMjakee117 says:
my friend has lots of foreign foods for lunch each day , he had lychee juice one day neither him nor I could figure out exactly what a lychee is...
Oct 23, 2008. 7:02 PMshortone says:
they're a tropical fruit! they look insanely cool raw...like big pink spiky pom-poms! :) I had some in Costa Rica
Oct 24, 2008. 1:16 PMjakee117 says:
cool!
Oct 23, 2008. 2:17 PMKentsOkay says:
But... eating zombie flesh turns you into one!
Oct 22, 2008. 1:47 PMsumrandom1 says:
those look like some good eyeballs, will try this Halloween!!
Oct 22, 2008. 12:59 PMNInja99 says:
wonder how it will be with lychees yum 5/5
Oct 22, 2008. 12:57 PMcowscankill says:
Yummy! They look great too!
Oct 22, 2008. 12:51 PMItsTheHobbs says:
Oh, sounds good! that looks so AWESOME.
Oct 22, 2008. 11:22 AMblam72 says:
Fantastic. I'm definitely giving this a try with my kids. Thanks.
Oct 22, 2008. 11:01 AMcanida says:
Awesome! Love the way the juice runs into the fruit to give a veiny texture. I presume lychees would be a fine substitue?

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