
Candied Mixed Fruit
Jewel-toned preserved fruit for baking and desserts
Types of Candied Mixed Fruit
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Store in an airtight container at room temperature away from heat and humidity. Once opened, transfer to an airtight jar to prevent hardening. If it hardens, warm gently with a splash of water or fruit juice to soften.
Cooking Tips
Chop or roughly break apart before adding to batters to distribute evenly
Toss candied fruit lightly in flour before folding into cake or cookie dough to prevent sinking
Soak in rum, brandy, or warm juice for 30 minutes before using to plump and flavor
Mix into breads, cakes, and puddings for festive color and sweetness
Pairs With
Fruitcakes, panettone, and holiday cakes
Spiced batters with cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger
Bread puddings and trifles
Scones and tea breads
Common Mistakes
Adding to very hot batters immediately—the heat can break down the fruit and release excess moisture
Overstuffing baked goods with candied fruit, which can weigh down the crumb
Storing in humid conditions, which causes clumping or stickiness
Aliases
- Candied Mixed Fruitsplural
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