Friday 12 July 2013

Food on Friday: Apricots and Nectarines


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Okey medokey, it's Food on Friday time again.  This time we are going to build a collection of recipes using apricots and/or nectarines – fresh or dried.

Both apricots and nectarines go well with:

Almonds
Brandy
Cinnamon
Cream
Honey
Sugar
Vanilla




And apricots also go well with:

Barley
Cardamom
Chicken
Dried fruit
Lamb
Pistachios
Rice
Yoghurt


And nectarines also go well with:

Amaretto
Brown sugar
Butter
Champagne
Cloves
Duck
Ginger
Ice-cream
Lemons
Macadamia nuts
Pork
Raspberries
Red wine
Strawberries
Mascarpone

Linking up is easy – just put your name and the name of the dish into the first Mr Linky box and paste the url for your post into the second.

There are no rules but it would be great if you checked out some of the other links.  To make it easier for you to choose I have created a Pinboard for this and will be pinning the links that come in as fast as I can! 

I'm looking forward to seeing all your creations.  Have fun.

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42 comments:

  1. Thanks so much for the link-up! I have shared my Peach Crunch Cake! Easy and delicious!

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  2. I couldn't help myself and linked two recipes. Thanks!

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  3. Have one apricot (gluten-free granola) and one necatrine (honey lime fruit salad) for everyone today. Hope you all enjoy them!

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  4. Thanks for the link-up. Shared a yummy summer grain salad.

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  5. Thanks for the party, Carole. Have a great weekend!

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  6. LOL--I know you said apricots or nectarines...but I see someone used peaches. What is a peach but a fuzzy nectarine LOL. Happy Friday!!!!

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    1. I just checked and found that a nectarine is a sort of peach - so peach dishes are certainly ok!

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  7. I put up an easy apricot pastry. Hope everyone likes!

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  8. Couldn't resist a booze recipe. Apricot Brandywine.

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  9. I just linked up. Thanks so much for the invitation. Now to see what other have done with apricots.

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  10. All done. Thanks Carole and have a wonderful weekend!

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  11. I love nectarines and apricots:) Can't wait to check out some other links! Thanks for hosting Carole~Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines

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  12. Two summer favorites! Thank you dear Carole. x

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  13. Well Carole I do not have any apricot recipes, I am not a fan of apricots, but I did have a nectarine recipe for Fresh Nectarine and Blueberry Galette. Thanks so much for letting me link up.

    Have a great night!

    Raven J. True Blue Baking

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  14. I linked an apricot AND a nectarine recipe. I love both fruits too. Thanks Carole.

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  15. Thanks Carole! Looks like some great recipes!

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  16. Hi Carole! Thanks for the alert, just linked up.

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  17. Another apricot and nectarine lover here! Looking forward to going through these recipes!

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  18. I was never an apricot lover but they remind me of my grandpa so they're not all bad. But nectarines? I'm a BIG fan. Not just the taste but the smell and more memories as well. Can't wait to try some of these recipes!

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  19. Carole, I read some of the comments and noted you accept peaches too. So am submitting both my peachy bakes :)

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  20. Interesting round up. I only have one nectarine recipe to share, but it's a yummy one. My summer rolls with surimi and nectarine make me wish for summer.

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  21. LOVE APRICOTS! Thanks Carole!

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  22. Another great topic, love apricots!!
    Thank you! And have a great weekend!

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  23. Thanks Carole! Good theme suggestion this week.

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  24. Thank you for inviting me to the link party! Love stone fruit and will be checking out recipes.

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  25. Oops! I screwed up the form. My recipe is Nectarine Creme Brulee Tart

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  26. I mostly came over for inspiration. I haven't seen any fresh nectarines or apricots yet around these parts, but they will be coming in the next few weeks. While here, I left you a couple of old recipes that I've used in the past. One for a no-cook breakfast called "pukkolla" using dried apricots, and another for a cheat's cheesecake dessert made individual cups, using fresh nectarines. I tend to make this one all the time to give myself a little treat, using whatever fresh fruit I have on hand!

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  27. Thanks, Carol! I love apricots and nectarines and have shared a recipe from my early days of blogging. It's one of my favorites.

    Mimi
    www.frenchkitcheninamerica.com

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  28. Thanks for the link up. Last week I wrote about apricots. I was so surprised when the comments came. Many were, "I have never tried an apricot" kind of comments. I suppose it is an old fashioned fruit that is going out of style, they are cutting down so many of the trees and orchards in this area, but not at my house. We just planted an apricot and pear tree. I bought a bunch of apricots and couldn't keep my kids out of them. I love that they raid the fruit bowl instead of looking for sugary snacks.

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  29. Tis the season for these wonderful stone fruits, great looking recipes every one!

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  30. I'm loving the linky parties, Carole. I made this fantastic Nectarine and Blueberry Galette on my grill with a pizza stone! Super easy!!

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    1. That is one of my fave combinations. I also do a nectarine and cranberry galette (I haven't blogged it yet). So yummy!

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  31. Carole, I've linked up a cheeky alternative to scones this week, with strawberries, butter and sugar! i hope you enjoy, looking forward to reading some other posts x

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  32. Thanks for the link up! What fun!

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  33. Hi Carole! Thanks for the linky party reminder! Have a great weekend!

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  34. Hi Carole! Thanks for the invite! I didn't see your message right away - it went into spam (gasp)!! I hope it's not too late to link up my Chili Rubbed Pork Tenderloin with Apricot Ginger Glaze. Thanks again!!

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  35. Hi Carole, thanks again for the invite - quite an array of amazing recipes here - I added my "Percoche Clafoutis" since the Percoche is a cross between an apricot and a peach, also called "Peach Apricots" - hope that is all right with you. Unfortunately, I added the link twice, maybe you could be so kind and delete the first of the two link-ups! Thank you very much! And many thanks also for the continued support!

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  36. Thanks for the invitation. I've added my nectarine and summer berry tart.

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  37. Thanks so much for featuring my blog this month! How exciting! Also, thanks for hosting the weekly link-up. I love browsing all the new recipes and getting new ideas and inspiration.

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  38. I think I might a be a week late...but I just saw your comment a few days ago. Oh, well. I added it in anyway.

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  39. Hi Carole,
    Just added my buttered apricot with almonds

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