Do you use fresh prunes or canned? I haven't seen canned prunes in years. Thanks.
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Do you use fresh prunes or canned? I haven't seen canned prunes in years.
Um, prunes by their very nature are not fresh. One can obtain fresh prune *plums*, but prunes are
dried. Canned "stewed" prunes are readily available, but generally in commissary sized cans (#10).Of course purple plums in syrup are available in cans and jars, but those are not prune plums.
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Sorry, I meant dried prunes.
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Do you use fresh prunes or canned? I haven't seen canned prunes in years. Thanks.
I use dried prunes, the boxed kind. Sunsweet Pitted Prunes, I believe are the ones I have on hand
here. It takes about half a box for the cake.Let me know if you try it. 🙂
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