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United States they may be just
labeled as 'dried
plums',
especially during the 21st century.
Plums may have been one of the
first fruits domesticated...
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sweet and
savory dishes.
Contrary to the name,
boiled plums or
prunes are not used to make
sugar plums,
which instead may be nuts, seeds, or ****es coated...
- Encyclopedia. New York: 1911. "Sugar
Plums: They're Not What You
Think They Are". The Atlantic.
December 22, 2010. "Sugar
Plums: What Are They, Anyway?". Huffington...
- Look up
plummer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plummer may
refer to:
Plummer, Idaho,
United States Plummer, Indiana,
United States Plummer, Minnesota...
- word for "
plum", but in
English the name "prune" is
applied to
dried plums. This
color is a
representation of the
color of
cooked dried plums (prunes)...
- "
plum syrup"), an anti-microbial
syrup made by
sugaring ripe
plums, is used as a
condiment and
sugar substitute. It can be made by
simply mixing plums...
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juice is
commonly fermented for wine or
distilled into
plum brandy. Some 90% of
mirabelle plums grown commercially are made into
either jam (70%) or eau...
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Chicken with
Plums (French:
Poulet aux prunes) is a 2004
graphic novel by
Iranian author Marjane Satrapi. N****er Ali Khan, a
relative of Satrapi's and...
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Unripe plums are
picked in
early summer, smoked, and
dried at 40 °C (104 °F). In China,
smoked plums are used to make suānméitāng, a sour
plum drink.[citation...
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woodlands native to
Australia and Asia
whose fruits are
sometimes called yellow plums This page is an
index of
articles on
plant species (or
higher taxonomic...
