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"WardNA" > wrote in message
... > >Fresh currants are > >berries in the gooseberry family. > > unavailable in the U.S. (except in preserved form) Unavailable fresh in *parts* of the US. I used to see them occasionally at Whole Foods in San Diego -- very pricey. But the original recipe more than likely requires dried currants anyway; recipes requiring fresh currants generally specify red or black. -j |
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