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Published 1995
Appropriately named kuş üzümü, ‘bird grape’, the tiny black seedless currant has endless uses. Traditionally used to sweeten dishes instead of sugar, currants are added to stuffings, köfte, fish and lamb casseroles, tomato sauces, breads, rice dishes and puddings. Some dishes require them to be plumped up in a little water before using.
© 1995 Ghillie Basan. All rights reserved.
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