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Italian tradition suggests only enjoying this exotic cake on prime religious holidays. But once you try it, it’s easy to join in the “Let’s eat now!” club, where there’s no waiting needed for this rich sponge cake with ricotta and other elegant touches like chocolate, pistachios and candied orange peel.
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Some may consider granola a hearty and healthy breakfast. But we’ve got some news: granola is great any time of the day, especially when it’s spiced up with cinnamon and candied orange peel. Try it in a bowl of milk or eat it by the handful, like a too-addictive snack.
In a hurry? Is it too hot to bake but you have chocolate cravings? No bake cookies are a correct solution, especially when peanut butter and sweet candied cherries are both added into the mixture. You’ll get something that kids (and adults) will want to keep on eating.
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Scones can be tricky, especially when you’re looking for ways to boost the sweetness. The answer is usually to add sugar or shortening, which often ends up affecting the taste. But another alternative is to add candied cherries, which provide nice natural sweetness plus a little tartness, just for fun.
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Time to knock off the socks of citrus fans with this tangy dessert that features a fantastic layer of lemon curd in the center, plus candied lemon peel in the dough mixture. When it’s topped with powdered sugar and vanilla ice cream, you’ll have a delectable treat for any occasion.
One of the best things about adding unique flavor to bread is that it delivers the ‘wow’ factor in any setting, from finger sandwiches to French toast. For instance, this special Brioche is baked with candied oranges and topped with hibiscus sugar. The incredible result is something sweet but tart.
The best thing about gingersnaps is that they can be great gifts for any other time of the year. They’re the ultimate comfort cookie: they’re nice and soft and smell wonderful. Using crystallized ginger can make them extra special with just the right blend of sweetness and tartness.
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Part of the fun of this tropical spice cake is that the ingredients can change every time you make it. Though bananas remain a constant, what about replacing canned pineapple with candied pineapple, then throwing in candied lime? This creates a perfect opportunity to wow cake fans with unexpected flavors.
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Time for a tropical twist on your ho-hum banana bread! Instead of the typical loaf, add candied pineapple into your banana mixture. Bake and cut your loaf into cubes. Add a scoop of coconut whipped cream to each cube and top with a mango chunk and a classy cocktail umbrella.
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Soda bread is great when surrounded by other traditional, hearty Irish goodies, like at a St. Patrick’s Day bash. But by itself, the bread can be bland. What if it didn’t have to be? Candied cherries can add a sweet taste as well as create unexpected pops of color.
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In the right hands, or at least the right balance of ingredients, orange and chocolate go together soooo well. That’s the case with this tasty cake that uses candied oranges for flavor as well as texture. The oranges take the place of nuts, and help create a rich, decadent flavor.
Sure, anyone can sprinkle a little ginger into their cookie mixture for a little bit of a bite. But what about adding crystallized ginger into the mix? Talk about a bigger bite! Your cookies will get attention – in a good way -- as being soft but containing some surprising texture.
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Sure, the addition of chocolate chips makes just about everything taste better. But in some cases, like these cookies, you need something a little more smooth and subtle, which you’ll get in this perfect blend of vanilla chips and candied orange peel. Think sweetness but with a citrus tang.
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Fans of holiday cookie baking know that there isn’t much that beats spritz cookies. These sweet, buttery treats are as fun to eat as they are to make. Using brightly-colored candied cherries on top of each chewy cookie can up the good times and create higher levels of holiday cheer.
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If you fear the fruitcake, you’re in luck – this moist, flavorful delicacy has caused many avid haters to make limited exceptions. These mini-cakes are small, light, and festive, and they look good and taste better. They include so good almond flavoring in the cake and icing, plus various candied fruits.
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Candied Citron 
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Candied Lemon Peel 
Crystallized Ginger 
Red Cherries 
Green Cherries 
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Orange Peel 
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