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fruit and sugar) is put in and allowed

to simmer until the sugar has throughly

permeated the fruit. Time of coction

varies according to fruit.

This rule · will serve for pineapple,

coconut (grated) guanabana, anon, guava

(halved), papaya etc.

PRESERVED FIGS.

Small green figs are used, Cut· a

cross slit at the base of each fig and let

stay over night in salted water-this

removes the bitterness of the

skin~ -

drain

and boil till tender, in fresh water.

Then prepare a syrup, as above, and let

simmer until the sugar

1

Jermeates the

fruit and the syrup becomes heavy again.

ORANGE PRESERVE._(Cuban style)

Peel oranges carefully, leaving as

much of the white pith as possible.

(Some people simply grate off the. yellow

part instead of peeling). Quarter the

oranges and take out the 1u1cy part.

We only use the white part of the peel

for the preserves.

Let these white shells stand over