The recipe calls for "prunes". Does he mean fresh prune plus, or dried prunes?

Posted by: Ghost House Kitchen
September 25, 2011

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dymnynoSeptember 25, 2011

Prunes are always dried or they would be called fresh plums. But not all prunes are equal. Organic small production prunes are from another planet! They are very, very delicious. Hamada Farms in CA produces wonderful prunes, some are golden.

hardlikearmourSeptember 25, 2011

He means dried prunes.

GamerFridgeSeptember 25, 2011

Fresh prunes are plums. And dried plums are prunes.

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