Recipes Using Plums Please
I have 2 trees loaded with plums...one is a Santa Rosa and the other is a type of Japanese plum. Got some good recipes to share?
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I have used Stanley purple plums to make pies. They make great pies that look and taste like cherry with a lot less work to pit enough for a pie. I would cut the plums in half to remove the pits and freeze for using in recipes later. My sister makes plum jam which is delicious also.
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Jams
Pies Cobbler Puddings |
I had a friend that had tons of figs & she kept giving them to me. I didn't know what to do with all of them so I found a recipe for fig cookies that was delicious. I pulverized my figs in a Magic Bullet & froze them in containers (enough for each batch of cookies) & then just took them out & defrosted when I wanted to make a batch. It worked great.
So, that being said, I looked up & found that there are recipes for plum cookies that you might want to try. This one sounds good & you could probably just dice them up & freeze them like I did the figs. http://freshisthetaste.com/plum-cookies/ |
Haven't tried these but here's a recipe for Pear & Plum Fruit Leather Roll Ups that look good for a snack and some Banana Plum Bread:
https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/...ollups-3517281 https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/21...na-plum-bread/ |
Originally Posted by tropit
(Post 8558876)
I have 2 trees loaded with plums...one is a Santa Rosa and the other is a type of Japanese plum. Got some good recipes to share?
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Ohh Mermaid, that sounds like fun! I think I would set the container in a tote with a lid, just in case the experiment turns into a volcano. I just might have to try this!
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GingerK…I recently made a half gallon from home canned grape juice. I was cleaning my pantry and found 2 qts of the juice sitting unused. I dug out the recipe instead of pouring the juice down tithe drain! My husband & I used to make wine this way many yrs ago, and we primarily used for spritzers. It is fun to experiment with diff fruits. To add, we never had an eruption..the balloons were strong enough to stay in place.
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