
Retro & Traditional / Fruit & confectionery
Marzipan-Stuffed Dried Fruit and Walnuts
The traditional tray combines three shapes: open dates, open prunes and small walnut sandwiches, each topped with plain marzipan.
24 bites: 8 dates, 8 prunes and 8 filled nuts; 12 servings / The traditional tray combines three shapes: open dates, open prunes and small walnut sandwiches, each topped with plain marzipan.
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The traditional tray combines three shapes: open dates, open prunes and small walnut sandwiches, each topped with plain marzipan.
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Preparation
- Check for the absence of nuclei. Open dates and prunes on a single length without separating them in half.
- Share 200 g of marzipan in 24 portions of about 8 g. Form 16 small puddings and insert them into dates and prunes.
- Form 8 balls with the rest and squeeze each gently between two half-nut rings; the nuts should not break.
- Roll only the visible part of marzipan in a little caster sugar. Leave brown fruits and nuts fully visible.
- Firm up for 30 minutes in the refrigerator and then spread all three kinds over the dish. Each photo can show a selection of the 24 bites.
Preserve and Serve
5 days in the refrigerator, in a closed box.
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