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Texture: The small pieces of seeds added to the jam provide an interesting crunchy texture that contrasts nicely with the soft texture of the fruit. Natural preservation: It is said that the kernels can also help preserve the jam better due to their natural properties. Eating apricot kernels of...
Apricot seeds are too hard for me to chew. Reply January 5, 2017 at 2:55 PM I think you have to crack them open and eat what’s inside that looks like almond… Reply May 29, 2016 at 1:14 PM Some of you with cancer also need to start taking essential oils like frankincense, but...
Let it cool and transfer the granola into a few jars. Give one away! And quick!!! Find a bowl with yogurt in it! Top the bowl with a HEAPING PILE of granola. It’s nice to know that I have friends with granola addictions too. ...
Typically, when I make blackberry jam, I seed the blackberries by pushing them through a fine mesh sieve so that all the fruit and pulp winds up in a bowl and the seeds are left behind in the strainer. This time, I chose to include the seeds, since the apricot was there balancing th...
A study about apricot fruit and seeds showed a resemblance in the metabolites found in the apricot kernel, although only 36 metabolites were identified [26]. Arginine was the most abundant in both hybrid and plum kernels, while serine had the highest value in the apricot kernel. Arginine is ...