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Question by waitresssupermodel: most stores sell dried apricots? where?
I’m making a recipe calls for dried apricots – most grocery stores sell them or not? what asile would they be in. i’m makin african barcecued pork and i have to mash the apricots. what can i use as a sub if i can’t find them?
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Answer by jasminetablen
If they are not in the produce section….try the aisle with the raisins etc. That’s where they are here!!
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great job looks sooo good
You’ll find them in the grocery stores mostly where the vegetables and fruits are….they should found by the raisins and nuts and other dried fruits. Why don’t you ask the staff at the grocery store?
Most stores do sell them. I’ve personally bought them from Target and Wal-Mart, and I’ve seen them at Albertson’s, Publix, Kroger, and HEB (not sure where you are and where you shop). Most stores have a little part of the produce/bakery section with dried fruits, apple chips, maybe dried mushrooms and such where you can find the apricots.
For the mashing, I would first soak the apricots in a little warm apple juice, or even water, for at least an hour. They are REALLY chewy otherwise. Then you might want to use a food processor to get a good mash – otherwise I’m not sure you’ll be able to really get any kind of consistency but big chunks.
If you can’t find them at all, some substitutes for texture and taste include dried peach OR dried nectarines OR dried tomatoes. You may even want to get canned or fresh apricots, if you can find them, and dry them yourself with a dehydrator, OR just pit and microwave for a couple of minutes to get that chewy texture.
The baking aisle.
They should be where the rest of the dried fruits are (raisins, prunes, etc…). If you can’t find them where you normally shop try a higher end grocery store near the rich neighborhoods. They tend to stock more specialty items.