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Damson Plum "Vinegar"

Slow roasted plums add a great tang to salads, replacing the need for vinegar. Damson plums are especially sour and great for this use. Simply slow roast the plums on a cookie sheet lined with aluminum foil at 250ºF for one hour, until they are soft and have released a nice puddle of juice. Use the juice as vinegar, and toss the plums into the salad. Plums go great in salads combined with goat cheeses (both hard and soft).

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I'm so glad you posted this, because I remember how good it tasted when you made it for our watercress salad in Milford! Who would have thought that plums could sub for vinegar? I'm going to roast my CSA plums this weekend, thanks!

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