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Tracing Lesser-Known Stone Fruits and the Preserving Traditions That Grew Up Around Them

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  • Introduce three lesser-known stone fruits
  • Describe how each one behaves in a pan
  • Explain where the varieties come from
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Section 2: Preserving Across the Mediterranean

  • Recipe 1: Slow-set damson conserve
  • Recipe 2: Salted apricot kernel jam
  • Recipe 3: Spiced quince paste

Try these three heritage preserve recipes:

  • Recipe 1: Slow-set damson conserve
  • Recipe 2: Salted apricot kernel jam
  • Recipe 3: Spiced quince paste

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Include a photograph showing the colour range across the finished jars.

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Section 3: Why These Fruits Nearly Vanished

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  • How shipping reshaped which fruit got planted
  • Which orchards kept the old stock alive

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  • Walk through a set test on a cold saucer
  • Show the difference pectin makes
  • Talk through jar sterilising
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Which stone fruit keeps ripening after it is picked?

a) Damson
b) Cherry
c) Apricot
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