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Apricot Preserves
A sweet and tangy fruit spread
Primary FruitApricot
Key IngredientsApricots, sugar, pectin
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Types of Apricot Preserves
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Common carton size
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Unopened jars can be stored at room temperature until the best-by date. Once opened, refrigerate and use within about a month.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Warm preserves slightly to make them easier to spread or glaze.
Use as a filling for pastries, tarts, or thumbprint cookies.
Stir into yogurt or oatmeal for a fruity breakfast.
Brush onto grilled meats or poultry during the last few minutes of cooking for a sweet glaze.
Pairs With
Almonds
Cheese (brie, goat cheese)
Pork
Chicken
Yogurt
Cakes
Pastries
Common Mistakes
Overheating preserves when making glazes, which can cause them to become too thick or burn.
Assuming that all apricot preserves are the same; check sugar content as it can vary significantly.
Also called
Aliases
- Apricot Preserveplural
/apricot-preserve
