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Fruit Soup Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
1 can pitted (preferably sour) cherries (undrained)
Sugar
1-2 cups water
Variety of fresh fruit (cut up)

Directions:
Directions:
Put cherries in saucepan
Add cut up fruit, using any variety you have on hand (a great way to use up fruit that may otherwise go bad)
Add sugar to taste
Heat until fruit softens
Add water to achieve desired consistency
Serve chilled

Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
For most of the summers during my youth, I spent at least a few weeks in St. Louis, visiting Grandma and Grandpa. On Saturdays, after returning from shul, we would all sit down for Shabbos lunch, usually consisting of deli meats and various leftovers from our big Friday night meal. During those lunches, I remember that, before getting to the main course, we would begin with a cold fruit soup, full of the wide variety of fruits that always filled Grandma's refrigerator. For a hot, muggy summer afternoon in St. Louis, it was perfect!

- Adam

The recipe was obtained from Grandma, but she says it originated with Aunt Fayge.

 

 

 

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