Easy Guava Recipes to Make at Home
There’s nothing quite like the pungent aroma of fresh, ripe guavas filling the kitchen when they’re finally in season. My mom has a pink guava tree, and once they begin to ripen, it’s a race against time to use them up in as many recipes possible! In this roundup, I’m sharing my absolute favorite guava recipes – from homemade guava puree and jam, to refreshing agua fresca and flan.

Fresh Guava Recipes: From Agua Fresca to Jam
From blending up guavas for a refreshing pitcher of agua de guayaba and simmering a pot of creamy atole, to feeling like a cloistered monja making my guava jam and flan, these recipes will not disappoint. They’re the perfect way to use up all of the guavas that are falling off the tree, too.







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LOOKING FOR MORE SWEET INSPIRATION?
Be sure to check out more of my paletas, sweets and desserts! Here are a few of my faves:
- How to Make Buñuelos Mexicanos with Flour Tortillas
- How to Make Calabazas Dulces (Mexican Candied Pumpkin)
- How to Make Sugar Skull Cookies with Edible Marigolds
- How to Make Helado de Chocolate (Chocolate Ice Cream)
- Easy Caramelized Oranges in Mexican Vanilla Syrup
- How to Make Camote Enmielado (Mexican Candied Sweet Potatoes)
- How to Make Pan de Manzana (Homemade Apple Bread)
- How to Make Flan de Café (BEST Coffee Flan Recipe)
- Flan Casero (Classic Flan Topped with Fresh Berries)
- Kumquat Jam with Vanilla (4 Ingredients, No Pectin)
- How to Make 30-Minute Guava Jam (Mermelada de Guayaba)
- 10-Minute Spiced Piloncillo Syrup
- Lavender Cookies with Vanilla
- Chocolate Flan (Flan de Chocolate)
- Fresas con Crema de Vainilla (Strawberries and Mexican Vanilla Bean Sweet Cream)
- No-Bake Dark Chocolate S’mores Clusters
- Lola’s Holiday Flan de Rompope (Eggnog and Rum Flan)
- How to Make Fresas con Crema (Mexican Strawberries and Cream)
Drop a note in the comments and share what you make with guavas! I’d love to hear.
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Lola Wiarco Dweck
Lola is a Mexican-American recipe developer, writer, and cooking instructor who loves sharing her culture with the world. Growing up in California and spending summers in Mexico, Lola celebrates her family’s Mexican recipes and vibrant culture through Lola’s Cocina.






