Citations:dried fruit

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English citations of dried fruit

  • 1996 Anita Tull, "Foof and Nutrition"
    Place a piece of dried fruit (e.g. a prune, apricot, or raisin) in a bowl of water, and another in a bowl of sugar and water, and leave overnight.
  • 2005 Jennifer Cornbleet, "Raw Food Made Easy: For 1 Or 2"
    Each recipe that includes dried fruit specifies whether the fruit should be soaked or unsoaked.
  • 2007 Carole Bloom, "The Essential Baker"
    But for my taste, any time of the year is fine for using dried fruit in baking. As a matter of fact, dried fruit complements fresh fruit and goes exceptionally well with nuts.
  • 2009 John I. Pitt, Ailsa Ailsa Diane Hocking, "Fungi and Food Spoilage"
    Mixed dried fruit usually contains sultanas, currants, raisins, glace citrus peel and glace cherries