| • | 16 oz. The Perfect Purée Banana Puree, thawed | 
  | • | 16 oz. The Perfect Purée Pink Guava Puree, thawed | 
  | • | 2 lime juice | 
  | • | 1 qt. heavy cream | 
  | • | 6 large egg whites, at room temperature | 
  | • | 10 large egg yolks, at room temperature | 
  | • | 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar | 
  | • | 5 tbsp. light corn syrup | 
  | • | 1/8 cup water | 
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  | Method: | 
  | 1. | Cut 16 strips of aluminum foil 12″ long and 5″ high. Fold the strips lengthwise in half to 2 1/2″ high. | 
  | 2. | Wrap one strip around each of the 16 – 4 oz. ramekins and secure with tape. The collar should extend about 1″ above the rim of the ramekins. | 
  | 3. | Combine the Banana and Pink Guava purees with the lime juice. Refrigerate until needed. | 
  | 4. | Whip the heavy cream to soft peaks. Refrigerate until needed. | 
  | 5. | Heat the corn syrup and half the sugar to a boil in a heavy bottom sauce pot and cook to 220°F. | 
  | 6. | While the syrup is cooking whip the egg yolks on medium speed to a soft peak. | 
  | 7. | Slowly incorporate the 220° F syrup into the 16 egg yolks at medium to high speed and mix until cool. Hold. | 
  | 8. | In a small sauce pot combine the water and remaining half of sugar and cook to 220°F. | 
  | 9. | While the syrup is cooking whip the 6 egg whites on medium speed to a soft peak. | 
  | 10. | Slowly incorporate the 220° F syrup into the egg whites at medium to high speed and mix until the Italian meringue has cooled. | 
  | 11. | Using a large rubber spatula, fold the Banana and Pink Guava puree mixture into the egg yolk mixture. | 
  | 12. | Fold the whipping cream into the Italian meringue. | 
  | 13. | Fold the two mixtures together. | 
  | 14. | Fill a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2″ plain tip with the Banana and Pink Guava soufflé mixture. | 
  | 15. | Pipe the mixture into the prepared ramekins, filling them to the very top of the collars. | 
  | 16. | Freeze the soufflés for at least 6 hours, preferably overnight. | 
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  | Serving Suggestion: | 
  |  | Remove the collars before serving. |