Making dried persimmon requires patience and careful monitoring The process starts by peeling the persimmon, hanging the fruit several on a string or over a pole, and keeping massage the persimmons for one month or six weeks
MORE>>The Japanese have been making dried persimmons, called Hoshigaki by using a traditional method for centries These chewy, mildly sweet fruits are commonly enjoyed as a tea sweet, particularly with green tea
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MORE>>Dried Persimmons are made from varieties of Diospyros Kaki, also known as Asian or Oriental persimmons, native to China, where they have been cultivated for centuries The astringent fruits were given as gifts to the imperial court in China during the Han
MORE>>Dried persimmons are produced throughout East Asia, but in Japan, the fruits are dried using a traditional process that has been practiced for hundreds of years The dried fruits are known as hoshigaki, used as a method of food preservation for the winter
MORE>>Dried Persimmons have a sugary-sweet flavor and chewy, sticky texture well suited for a variety of appetizers, desserts, and snacks The preserved fruits can be sliced into bite-sized pieces and consumed straight, out of hand, served with afternoon tea
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