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  • == Dried plums or prunes == ...or [[prune]]s, although, in many countries, prunes are a distinct type of dried plum having a wrinkled appearance such as [[Li hing mui]].
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  • [[File:Cherry plums.jpg|thumb|Plums (cherry plums)]] ...0.5 grams of protein, 4% of vitamin A, and 10% of vitamin C. Some benefits plums provide are they improve the health of your heart, they relieve constipatio
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  • == California Dried Plum Festival == ...ba City, California. It celebrates the rich history and abundance of dried plums, also known as prunes, in the region. The festival offers a variety of acti
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  • ...ogue of culinary creations that feature [[plum]]s as a primary ingredient. Plums, belonging to the [[Prunus]] genus, are a diverse group of tree fruits know ...sert served during the [[Christmas]] season. It contains plums among other dried fruits and is often flambéed before serving.
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  • ...from plums. Traditionally, sugar plums are made from dried fruits such as plums or apricots, nuts, spices, and honey, all coated in a hard shell of sugar, ...wn today as "'Twas the Night Before Christmas"), which helped cement sugar plums' place in holiday tradition.
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  • '''Plum cake''' refers to a wide range of cakes made with either dried fruit (such as currants, raisins, or prunes) or with fresh fruit. There is ...m cake" has stuck, even though many modern recipes do not actually include plums.
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  • | type = Dried fruit ...''' is a popular dried fruit snack originating from China. It is made from plums that have been preserved and flavored with a mixture of salt, sugar, and li
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  • ...und the world, particularly in Asian and Eastern European cultures. Smoked plums are not only valued for their taste but also for their potential health ben ...ferent regions have developed their own techniques and recipes for smoking plums, making it a versatile ingredient in many culinary traditions.
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  • ...ulinary favorite for centuries. Originating from regions across the globe, plums are versatile fruits that can be used in a variety of dishes, ranging from [[Plum jam]] is a traditional preserve made by cooking plums with sugar until they reach a thick consistency. This dish is a staple in m
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  • ...s such as fruit size, flavor, color, and resistance to diseases and pests. Plums are a popular fruit for fresh consumption, cooking, and preservation, and t Plums belong to the family ''[[Rosaceae]]'', which includes other important fruit
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  • ...and statistics of countries based on their annual production of [[plums]]. Plums are important [[fruit]]s in global agriculture, known for their diverse var ...(dried plums), and [[plum wine]]. The versatility and nutritional value of plums make them a significant agricultural product.
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  • '''Dried fruits''' are [[fruit]]s from which the majority of the original water cont ...ourneys. The [[Silk Road]] also played a significant role in the spread of dried fruits, as they were a popular item for trade due to their long shelf life
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  • ...ice and plum tea to alcoholic beverages such as plum wine and plum brandy. Plums, belonging to the genus ''Prunus'', are highly versatile in culinary uses, ...e]] is a popular non-alcoholic beverage made by extracting the liquid from plums. It is known for its rich vitamin content, including [[Vitamin C]] and [[Vi
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  • '''Prunes''' are dried [[plums]] of various cultivar types, such as ''Prunus domestica'' or ''Prunus salic ...prunes begins with the domestication of wild plums. The transformation of plums into prunes through drying is a practice that dates back thousands of years
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  • ...ategory of fruits and include a variety of species, such as [[peaches]], [[plums]], [[cherries]], [[apricots]], and [[mangoes]]. ...colors and sizes, from small, tart [[damsons]] to large, sweet [[Japanese plums]]. They can be eaten fresh or used in cooking and baking.
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  • ...[[Japanese cuisine|Japanese]] alcoholic beverage made by steeping green [[plums]] in [[alcohol]] (usually [[shochu]] or sake) and [[sugar]]. It has a sweet ...erations. The beverage is traditionally made in the early summer, when ume plums are harvested.
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  • ...lum" in the name of this dish refers to the pre-Victorian use of the word "plums" as a term for raisins. ...et dessert. The transformation began in the 17th century when [[sugar]], [[plums]], and [[spices]] were added.
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  • [[File:Plums.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Plums]] ...esh, sweet taste, and vibrant colors. This article provides an overview of plums, including their varieties, cultivation, culinary uses, and health benefits
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  • ...atin word "pruna," which means plum, as the original recipe included dried plums as one of the main ingredients. * Dried fruits (such as plums or raisins)
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  • ...rough sun drying, or through the use of specialized dryers or dehydrators. Dried fruits retain most of the nutritional value of fresh fruits and have been a ==Types of Dried Fruits==
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