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Fruits, Tinned

Tinned fruits should be turned out on to a dish immediately the tin is opened. Most of these fruits, such as pineapples, peaches, apricots, and pears, can be served just as they are, or with clotted cream. A few preserved cherries and a little chopped angelica immensely improve the appearance of the dish.

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