Michelle Darmody - Baking with Damsons

Damsons have an old-world feel about them, the trees were often planted and harvested in grand old gardens or along country hedgerows. 
Michelle Darmody - Baking with Damsons

The fruit is very similar to plums, but without the redness of skin or pinkness of flesh.

Damsons have a more distinct, subtle flavour and a golden interiour. While on the tree the skin appears dusky grey in colour, but a quick rub brings up their dark purple sheen.

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