Apricot and Bread Stuffed Roast Turkey
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2 large loaves bread, broken small pieces (12 c.)
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons olive oil
3 large onions, peel and chop
1/2 head garlic, peel and chop
12 large ribs celery, trim and chop ...
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Apricots packed in heavy syrup drained liquid discarded, simple syrup, fresh lemon juice, and heavy cream are used to cook Apricot Ice Cream dessert apricot recipe.
Apricot:
a small stone fruit with a thin, velvety, pale yellow to deep burnt orange skin, a meaty golden cream to bright orange flesh and an almond-shaped pit; it is highly perishable, with a peak season during June and July; ...
Apricot kernel oil is well suited to skin care, and is often used as a carrier oil. Carrier oils are used as a base for aromatherapy mixtures, or are mixed with other oils to help them spread.
Apricot nectar is apricot juice, just as pear nectar is pear juice. It's is available in many grocery stores and gourmet shops as well as here and there online.
Calling it nectar instead of juice allows the producers to charge more, we suppose.
The apricots add a certain sweetness that will be delicious with your holiday entree.
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Put the apricots into a pan with ¾ pt water. Boil, reduce the heat and simmer until tender but not mushy.
Turn off the heat and leave in juice.
When the chicken has marinated, heat 6 tbsp oil in a pan over medium heat.
apricot brandy = barack Notes: This is distilled from apricot juice. Brands include the French Abricotine, and the Hungarian Barack Pálinka.
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The apricot is one of the most ancient cultivated stonefruits, a versatile cooking fruit and popular summer lunchbox item rich in betacarotenes, fibre and vitamin C. For more information about stonefruit, see our article.
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When choosing apricots, look for plump, orange fruits. Some will have a beautiful reddish cheek. When they are ripe, their flesh turns translucent and soft.
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Very sweet and scented apricots that come from the Hunza valley in Pakistan.
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are early-ripening summer fruits, that native to China but grown worldwide. They are available fresh, canned, or dried. Buy fairly firm, blemish-free fresh apricots, avoiding any tinged with green. Complete ripening at room temperature.
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Cherry, sweet, sour, and wild species (Prunus avium, P. cerasus, and others)
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Apricot kernel oil is obtained from the dried kernels of the apricot tree. The oil is obtained by removing the pit from the apricot and cracking the shell of the pit in order to access the kernel covered by the shell.
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Cumin and Apricot
The fruity, floral, sweet and woody notes of apricot offset cumin's musty, earthy character. The pair is perfect with a hearty, cumin-and-apricot-infused tagine of lamb or chicken.
Barack: apricot brandy.
Csipetke: literally "pinched noodles" made by preparing a stiff dough from eggs, flour, and water then pinching off tiny pieces and dropping them in boiling salted water to cook.
Uriuk Dried apricots from Asia
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The stone of apricots, peaches, avocados and cherries. This word is often used to describe the removal of the stone, e.g., to pit the cherries. Could also mean a "barbecue pit."
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To cook gently in a hot liquid just below boiling point.
Chabacano Apricot (See also albaricoque)
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drupe, stone fruit A type of deciduous fruit whose fruit is centered around a single seed, such as an apricot, cherry, plum or peach, unlike a multi-seed deciduous fruit.
dry Wine term meaning not sweet.
albicoccaApricot. Apricots, are not widely cultivated in Italy, although they are a popular fruit and used in many desserts.
Amaretto An almond flavored liqueur, often made from apricot pits. This original Italian liqueur if also made in the US. Anaheim Chiles This mild, long green chile is named for the area where it was originally grown.
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Chanterelle - Meaty and fleshy texture; nutty flavor with a hint of apricot. Best sauteed with poulty or fish.
Chinese - Find in Oriental markets. Soak in water before cooking. Trim the stems and save for making soup.
Kayisi Apricot Kekik Thyme Keskul A milk pudding made from coconuts. Kizartma A Turkish cooking term meaning "browned in oil" Kozleme "grilled" Kuru "dried" Kuzu Lamb Köfte A Turkish term describing ground meats, bulgar, and/or rice.
Apricoter To coat with strained and reduced apricot jam.
Aretes Fish bones.
Aromates Herbs used as a flavouring.
Aromatic Having a distinctive and pleasant smell; fragrant. Derived from the Greek word aromatikos meaning 'spice'.
It is common to use dried fruit like raisins, sultanas and currants to add sweetness and body to the chutney, but you can equally use prunes, apricots or even dried mango or apples.
Karidopeta: Single-layer, dark, moist nut cake (made with coarsely chopped walnuts or almonds) topped with a light honey/sugar syrup Pasta Flora: a lattice-topped tart filled with apricot purée Ravani: Golden yellow cake made with farina ...
An Italian almond-flavored liqueur made from apricot pits.
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Mild, long green chiles named for the area near Los Angeles where they were once cultivated. Available canned (whole or chopped) or fresh.
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Amaretto: An almond flavored liqueur made from apricot pits.
Amerfond: Amerfond is a fondant sugar. Micro-sized crystals of pure cane sugar have been bonded with invert sugar to produce white, free-flowing porous particles resistant to caking.
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Very sweet and scented apricots that come from the Hunza valley in Pakistan. Hyacinth Bean
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An Old World vine of the legume family. The beans are black or white and are contained in a papery, beaked pod. Hydrogenate ...
Apricot, blackberry, blueberry, boysenberry, cherry, peach, sweet and sour plum, raspberry, and strawberry are among the prepared varieties available. Berry jams such as blackberry and raspberry are available seedless.
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Nutmeg is not a nut, but the kernel of an apricot-like fruit. Mace is an arillus, a thin leathery tissue between the stone and the pulp; it is bright red to purple when harvested, but after drying changes to amber.
Sacher Torte - a famous Viennese cake made of chocolate with apricot filling and dark chocolate icing.
Saddle - a cut of meat including both loins. In beef, this is considered the finest cut. Also, used in reference to lamb and mutton.
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a Hungarian-style fruit puree, usually made from dried plums or apricots cooked with sugar to make a smooth, thick fruit filling. Lekvar is used in hamantaschen, Danish pastries, and sweet yeast breads.
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Smooth, thick fruit or vegetable sauce eg apricot, raspberry, red pepper. It may be used to enhance the flavour of a sauce or may itself be used as a sauce.
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Food that has been left in a liquid either to rehydrate it, eg soak the dried apricots in water overnight before cooking or to add flavour, eg soak the sponge in a mixture of coffee and brandy.
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Drupe - Peaches, apricots, and all plums are drupes, a juicy false fruit attached to a wooden pit in which an almond is enclosed.
A liquid that gives an item a shiny surface. To cover a food with a shiny liquid. Melted apricot jam is a popular glaze.
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vitamin A: essential for vision, immune function, and skin and heart health. Vegan foods containing vitamin A include apricots, broccoli, cantaloupe, carrots, collard greens, kale, mango, papaya, parsley, peas, pumpkin, spinach, sweet potato, ...
An Italian amber-colored liqueur with an almondlike flavor, although it is actually flavored with apricot kernels; it was originally made in Saronno and called Amaretto di Saronno.
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Also used as a protective coating to prevent the fruit on the top of tarts from drying out and looking unattractive. Apricot jam, raspberry preserves, red currant jelly, lightly beaten egg whites, and chocolate make good glazes......More on Glaze ...
It is sour in taste, but with subtle hints of sweetness like dates or dried apricots. Asam Jawa is used mostly for fish and seafood, adding a citric piquancy to fish curries, shrimp and seafood stews and soups e.g.
Key elements include spices, citrus (like intense Key limes) and other fruits like mamey (a tropical fruit with a flavor something like a cross between peach and apricot), mango, and papaya are very common.
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