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Good Eats: Happy Birthday!

[Twice a week we're rounding up our favorite recipes and tips from our friends at Serious Eats and sharing them here. We also want to say Hi to the new readers who found us through Serious Eats and are stopping by for the first time... Welcome!]

2007_12_04-Eats.jpgThe Grocery Ninja (who leaves no aisle unexplored, no jar unopened, no produce untasted) gets a care package of sour plums - plums dried with salt and sugar. She says that pregnant women nearly live on these, eating the dozens of different varieties, some sweeter and some saltier. They can also be cooked in duck and plum sauce, steeped in hot water for plum tea, and used as a digestive.

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Comments (2)

those were a popular snack when I was growing up in hawaii. We called them crack seed or li hing mui. the form that I really love to this day is when it's ground into a powder (li hing powder) and sprinkled on things like gummy bears/worms/etc, or fruit like apple slices or pineapple chunks. mmmmm.

posted by tomahto on 2007-12-05 05:34:44
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Thanks for these resources. I look forward to trying one of those plums.

posted by FalafelMama on 2007-12-05 13:22:21
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