Cooking with cherries
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Cherries are a small, round, dark red stone fruit. They grow on trees in small clusters. Cherries are a good source of fiber and vitamin C. Fresh cherries should be clean, bright, shiny, and plump with no blemishes. Get our Delicious recipe for Easy Chocolate Covered Cherries, Cherry Cream Cheese Brownies and more… |
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- Autumn Squash Bake
- Cherries Jubilee
- Cherry Biscotti
- Cherry Blossoms
- Cherry Chewbilees
- Cherry Coffee Cake
- Cherry Cream Cheese Brownies
- Cherry Delight
- Cherry Good Cobbler
- Cherry-Mallow Cake
- Cherry Poppy Seed Muffins
- Cherry Relish for Turkey
- Cherry Salsa
- Cherry Spiced Cider
- Cherry Tiramisu
- Christmas Bread
- Couscous Salad with Dried Cherries
- Crunchy Cherry Party Mix
- Easy Chocolate Covered Cherries
- Holiday Coffee Cake
- Jamaican Ginger Bread (Traditional)
- Jamaican Ginger Bread (for Electric Bread Maker)
- Maple Cherry Sauce
- Maraschino Thumbprint Cookies
- Ribbon of Cherry Cheesecake
- Spinach Salad with Dried Cherries
- Tart and Tangy Stuffing
- Traditional Cherry Pie
Before eating fresh sweet cherries, leave them out on the counter for a few hours as the flavor is much better at room temperature. Fresh cherries should be consumed within two to four days. Store unwashed cherries in a plastic bag in the refrigerator, and wash just before eating.
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