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One of the key flavours of Christmas is fruit mince – sweet, tangy, spicy and a little bit boozy. This super quick fruit mince recipe will last for a year in the fridge and it tastes delicious.
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You can use this fruit mince recipe to make mince pies or rolls or even fold it through ice cream.
Fruit mince is best made a good couple of weeks (and up to a year) in advance. This allows plenty of time for the flavours to develop and for the fruit to absorb the liquid.
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One of the key flavours of Christmas is fruit mince - sweet, tangy, spicy and a little bit boozy. This super quick fruit mince recipe will last for a year and tastes delicious. Sit aside for 1-2 weeks before use for best results. Due to the high sugar content and the alcohol this will store as is for up to a year (or more) in the fridge.
If you prefer instead of bought fruit mix you can use your own blend of raisins, currants, glace cherries and mixed peel.
You can use a mixture of the alcohols or you can replace it with orange juice if you prefer a non alcoholic fruit mince.Quick and Delicious Fruit Mince from Scratch
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[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Quick and Delicious Fruit Mince from Scratch – One of the key flavours of Christmas is fruit mince – sweet, tangy, spicy and a little bit boozy. This super quick fruit mince recipe will last for a year and tastes delicious. – Sultanas / golden raisins, Mixed Dried Fruit, Brown Sugar, Rum, Brandy or Sherry, Apple (Grated), Vanilla Essence, Ground Cinnamon, Ground CLoves, Ground Almonds (optional), Lemon (rind and juice), , Put all the ingredients into a food processor and pulse until well combined. Pour into a jar and cover with a lid. ; ; – Sit aside for 1-2 weeks before use for best results. Due to the high sugar content and the alcohol this will store as is for up to a year (or more) in the fridge.
If you prefer instead of bought fruit mix you can use your own blend of raisins, currants, glace cherries and mixed peel.
You can use a mixture of the alcohols or you can replace it with orange juice if you prefer a non alcoholic fruit mince. – Baking – Desserts – Sweet – Christmas – Cook – Baking – Recipe[/wpurp-searchable-recipe]