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Preserved Fruit in Pastry

Preserved fruits ought not to be baked long; indeed, those that have been preserved with their full proportion of sugar require no baking. Bake the crust in a tin shape, and add the fruit afterwards; or put the fruit in a small dish or tart pan, and bake the covers on a tin, cut according to taste.

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