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Source: Chez Panisse Fruit by Alice Waters
1 quart fresh raspberries
1 cup granulated sugar
Brandy or Cognac
Fill a 1-quart jar with berries. Pour in sugar and fill with enough brandy or Cognac to cover. Close the jar and let sit four days, shaking the jar occasionally to make sure that the sugar dissolves.
Cook's note: These berries are like treasures to us in the wintertime. The berries are folded into chocolate souffle, spooned over butter-almond ice cream, and scattered alongside cornmeal cake. The brandy we cook down and use for sauce.
Keeps one year.
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