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Posted by Chuck Reynolds on August 01, 2019 - 12:43pm


         How to Use Raisins                 

Grapes are so much fun to eat with their round shape and unique texture

How to Use Raisins

Raisins are always sold ready to eat. They can be eaten alone as a snack or can be added to rice dishes, stuffing, salads, cold or hot cereals (like granola and oatmeal), puddings, and baked items. Raisins are commonly combined with nuts, seeds and other dried fruits to create trail mix. When added to baked goods like cookies or cakes, the raisins help retain moisture in the final products. You can also add raisins to fresh fruit or vegetable salads as well as pasta and grain salads.

Traditional raisins and golden raisins can be used in the same way. Since currants are smaller, they can be used similarly, but they don’t retain moisture like larger raisins. Store raisins in a cool, dry and dark place. After opening, keep packages of raisins tightly closed with a plastic tie or rubber band. They can also be put into a sealable plastic storage bag. Storing raisins in the refrigerator prolongs their freshness for up to one year. Avoid putting raisins in a kitchen cupboard that may be warm (near the stove) because high temperatures can cause raisins to lose their moisture more quickly.

Article Produced By
Annie Price
Staff Writer

Annie is a Certified Holistic Health Coach who received her training from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition where she studied over 100 dietary theories with some of the world’s top health and wellness experts. Annie has been writing about holistic health and beauty since 2008. Annie graduated summa cum laude from University at Albany with a major in sociology and minor in psychology. Through her writing and coaching, she loves to help people find ways to incorporate healthier, more natural choices into their daily routines to improve their health, both inside and out

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