how many grams in a tablespoon of horned melon kiwano?

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• How much kiwano goes into a cocktail?
  One to two tablespoons (15-30 g) of pulp per drink is typical. Muddle it gently in the shaker so the seeds don't shatter, then double-strain. Kiwano pairs well with gin, tequila, and white rum — the lime-cucumber notes bridge citrus and herbal ingredients, and a single tablespoon is usually enough to color and flavor a 4-ounce cocktail.
• Can I use kiwano in a vinaigrette?
  Yes. Two tablespoons (about 29 g) of strained kiwano juice replace the citrus component in a fruit-forward dressing for melon, cucumber, or grilled shrimp salads. The natural pectin gives the vinaigrette a slight cling, so you may want to whisk in a tablespoon of oil more than usual to keep the texture loose on the leaves.
• Is one tablespoon of kiwano enough to garnish a salsa?
  For a single-serving salsa, yes — 1 tablespoon (14.6 g) of pulp scattered over a ramekin of mango or pineapple salsa adds visible green seeds and a glossy sheen without overwhelming the base fruit. For a larger party bowl, scale to 3-4 tablespoons and stir gently so the gel doesn't break down into the rest of the mixture.

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