Broiled Apricots

Broiled Apricots
This honey-broiled method can also be adapted to canned apricots, or peaches. Jennifer McGruther
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During World Wars I and II, sugar was in short supply. Homemakers did their part for the war effort by minimizing how much sugar they used and by using alternative sweeteners such as honey. This meant that desserts became less sweet, with time, and fruits took center stage.

This recipe for broiled apricots is adapted from Betty Crocker’s “Your Share,” a free cookbook published in 1943. It provided homemakers with guidance to adapt to wartime shortages and rations.

Jennifer McGruther
Jennifer McGruther
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Jennifer McGruther is a nutritional therapy practitioner, herbalist, and the author of three cookbooks, including “Vibrant Botanicals.” She’s also the creator of NourishedKitchen.com, a website that celebrates traditional foodways, herbal remedies, and fermentation. She teaches workshops on natural foods and herbalism, and currently lives in the Pacific Northwest.
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