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	Maraschino cherry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A maraschino cherry is a preserved, sweetened cherry, typically made from light-colored sweet cherries, such as the Royal Ann, Rainier, or Gold varieties.
		Maraschino cherries dyed red are typically flavoured with almond-flavoured, while cherries dyed green are usually peppermint-flavoured.
		The name maraschino refers to the marasca cherry and a liqueur made from it, in which maraschino cherries were originally preserved.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maraschino_cherry (249 words)

	Maraschino - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Maraschino is a bittersweet, clear liqueur flavored with marasca cherries, which are grown in northern Italy (near Trieste), Croatia, and Slovenia.
		The crushed cherry pits lend an almond-like flavor to maraschino.
		Althoguh traditional maraschino cherries are preserved in real maraschino, most modern incarnations of maraschino fruit are non-alcoholic imitations using artificial ingredients.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maraschino (78 words)

	Maraschino cherry -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Cherries dyed red are typically flavoured with (Oval-shaped edible seed of the almond tree) almond, and cherries dyed green are typically flavoured with (Any north temperate plant of the genus Mentha with aromatic leaves and small mauve flowers) mint.
		They are often dipped in chocolate to make liqueur cherries, used in desserts such as (Layers of ice cream and syrup and whipped cream) parfait or (Frozen dessert containing cream and sugar and flavoring) ice cream sundaes, or used in cocktails such as the (One of the five boroughs of New York City) Manhattan.
		At one time, maraschino cherries were marinated in maraschino; in modern times, almond-flavoured sugar syrup has been substituted.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/ma/maraschino_cherry.htm (152 words)

	Encyclopedia: Maraschino cherry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Maraschino cherries are cherries that have been marinated in food colouring, sugar syrup, sometimes alcohol, and flavouring.
		Cherries dyed red are typically flavoured with almond, and cherries dyed green are typically flavoured with mint.
		Maraschino is a bittersweet, clear liqueur flavored with Maraska cherries, which are grown in northern Italy (near Trieste), Croatia and Slovenia.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Maraschino-cherry (435 words)

	Maraschino (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		MARASCHINO FROM ZADAR is not only the original product of Dalmatian and Mediterranean clime, it is a symbol of economic wisdom, centuries old experiences, persistency and of affection of the Dalmatian countryman towards his Karst.
		Later on, this liqueur was named MARASCHINO, as it was produced from the essence of ripe fruits of Dalmatian cherry marasca as well as from the leaves of its sprigs.
		The British king George IV sent to Zadar the military fleet for taking a hundred of Maraschino cases for the Royal court at London and for the governors of Malta and Corfu.
	www.maraska.hr /engleski/e_maraschino.html (392 words)

	FDA/ORA CPG 7110.16
		Food Inspection Decision 141, issued in 1912 under the Food and Drugs Act of 1906, stated that "maraschino cherries" should be applied only to marasca cherries preserved in maraschino.
		This decision further described maraschino as a liqueur or cordial prepared by process of fermentation and distillation from the marasca cherry, a small variety of the European wild cherry indigenous to the Dalmatian Mountains.
		The term "Maraschino Cherries" is regarded as the common or usual name of an article consisting of cherries which have been dyed red, impregnated with sugar and packed in a sugar sirup flavored with oil of bitter almonds or a similar flavor.
	www.fda.gov /ora/compliance_ref/cpg/cpgfod/cpg550-550.html (192 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Luxardo il Maraschino Originale at Epinions.com
		It's just that the term "maraschino" seems to have come to mean only the red (or green in some cases) cherries in the jar.
		And while it is a cherry liqueur made from Marasca cherries, it has a delightful and subtle bitter nutty undertone from the presence of the pits.
		Maraschino was much more commonly available in the U.S. in times pre- and post-Prohibition, and was a fairly common ingredient in the cocktails of that era.
	www.epinions.com /fddk-review-40DC-107E960E-39E79F16-prod5 (524 words)

	fresca cake with maraschino icing recipe \| soda pop cake recipes \| soda pop cakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Maraschino Icing: Mix all ingredients except cherries and beat constantly while heating in the top of a double boiler.
		Also, since the problem with the cherries has been resolved with a different food coloring, you may use the new ones or use gum drops instead for the garnish.
		Syrup from a can of dark cherries might be substituted for the maraschino cherry syrup.
	www.recipegoldmine.com /cakesodapop/cakesodapop23.html (155 words)

	Gray & Company - Fruit Division - Consumer Information - How a Maraschino Is Made (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		As explained in “Lesson from the Orchard,” maraschino cherries begin as a fresh harvested cherry.
		Shortly after harvest, the cherries are placed in a brine solution made of water, sodium metabisulfite, citric acid and calcium chloride.
		This occurs in large processing vats where a constant stream of cold water rinses the brine from the cherry, and then corn syrup and red food color (FDandC 40) are slowly added.
	www.cherryman.com /fruit/consumer-made.html (252 words)

	Kitchen Mailbox: Maraschino cakes blush with color and cherry flavor
		All of the Maraschino Cherry Cakes in today's Kitchen Mailbox fit this description and are similar except for one thing -- all had different names.
		Maraschino cherries (many varieties of cherries are used but the Royal Ann is the most popular)are pitted and steeped in a flavored (usually almond) sugar syrup.
		Maraschino liqueur (which we used in the third recipe) is a cherry-flavored liqueur.
	www.post-gazette.com /food/20010419mailbox.asp (935 words)

	Gray & Company - Fruit Division - Consumer Information - Maraschino Cherries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		“Maraschino” comes from a centuries-old practice of preserving cherries with liqueur in the Adriatic region of Europe.
		The marasca cherry was preserved in a liqueur and consumed as a delicacy by royalty and the wealthy.
		The modern maraschino was born, and to this day students at Oregon State University can take a course devoted to the technological and scientific aspects of maraschino cherry production!
	www.cherryman.com /fruit/consumer-history.html (170 words)

	Maraska Maraschino Croatia Original From Zadar Liqueur
		Maraschino is the original liqueur from Zadar acknowledged all over the world.
		Recognizable by its distinctive sweet flavor and aromatic bouquet, it is prepared according to the traditional recipe created by the pharmacists of the Dominican monastery at the beginning of 16th century.
		Distilled from the Dalmatian marasca cherry, it has been a feast for numerous fastidious connoisseurs ever since.
	www.wineglobe.com /12716.html (60 words)

	Vincent Van Gogh - Martinis by Vodka Flavor, Orange Vodka Flavor! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Garnish with red maraschino cherry or white grape.
		MELON MINT SPARKLER 3/4 oz Van Gogh Melon Vodka 3/4 oz white crème de menthe liqueur chilled pink champagne Pour vodka and liqueur ingredients into a cocktail shaker.
		MINT SPARKLER 3/4 oz Van Gogh Vodka 3/4 oz white crème de menthe liqueur chilled pink champagne Pour vodka and liqueur ingredients into a cocktail shaker.
	www.vangoghvodka.com /sparkler-martinis.htm (16343 words)

	Aviation takes wing with maraschino
		The Aviation Cocktail, which dates to the 1930s, is a simple drink calling for gin, maraschino liqueur and fresh lemon juice -- but it's the maraschino that makes this cocktail stand tall.
		Many people who haven't tasted maraschino liqueur assume it's overly sweet, like maraschino cherries, but good maraschino liqueur -- available under the Luxardo and Stock brand names -- is far drier than the name might lead you to believe.
		The Aviation might be the best known drink to employ this maraschino, but El Floridita, basically a Daiquiri with a little maraschino added, is another incredibly good drink that owes much of its complexity to this liqueur.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/02/24/WIGGQBFEU81.DTL (461 words)

	eG Forums -> Making Maraschino Cherries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The modern maraschino cherry was first invented just prior to Prohibition, and since prohibition prevented the previously common brandied cherry from being easily obtainable, the artificially colored, and artificially flavored maraschino cherry took hold and flourished.
		To make a modern maraschino cherry they basically soak perfectly good "Royal Ann" cherries in a lye mixture in order to drain them of all color and all flavor, and then marinate them in a sugar syrup that is flavored with almond (usually artificial) as well as a brilliant red artificial color.
		In the late 1800's, marasca cherries macerated in maraschino liqueur became a delicacy among affluent Europeans and, from there, made the leap to fine hotels and restaurants in America.
	forums.egullet.org /index.php?showtopic=62689 (3047 words)

	maraschino cherry Definition in the Food Dictionary at Epicurious.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The federal government has now banned the use of the harmful dyes that were used until recently.
		Maraschino cherries can be purchased with or without stems.
		They're used as a garnish for desserts and cocktails, as well as in baked goods and fruit salads.
	www.epicurious.com /cooking/how_to/food_dictionary/entry?id=3410 (227 words)

	Maraschino Cherry
		In the beginning, there was a sweet liqueur made from the juice and crushed pits of bitter wild cherries (marasca in Italian) grown in Dalmatia.
		Later, cherries were marinated in this cherry liqueur, and were called Maraschino Cherries.
		Real Maraschino cherries are virtually unknown in the U.S. Home Articles Facts/Trivia Cooks Tips Recipes Quotes Who's Who Food History Poems/Humor Crosswords Food Art Book Reviews Catalogs and Magazines MARKETPLACE Health Store Fresh Flowers Schools and Tours Food and Wine Tours Festivals/Shows Food News Key West Info Links About/Contact Search Subscribe
	www.foodreference.com /html/fmaraschinocherry.html (251 words)

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	Allrecipes \| Cook's Encyclopedia \| maraschino cherry
		The cherries are pitted and then MACERATED in a flavored SUGAR SYRUP (usually almond flavor for red cherries, mint for green).
		At one time they were traditionally flavored with MARASCHINO LIQUEUR, though such an extravagance is now rare.
		The cherries are then dyed red or green.
	allrecipes.com /advice/ref/ency/terms/7369.asp (147 words)

	Kitchen Mailbox: Maraschino cakes blush with color and cherry flavor
		After you've tried one of the recipes you may come up with a name of your own.
		The first Maraschino Cherry Cake wins the award for most popular recipe: It's the one most readers mailed to us.
		This combination of ingredients makes this cake similar to an angel cake, and the addition of cherry juice gives the cake added flavor plus color.
	www.pittsburghpostgazette.com /food/20010419mailbox.asp (935 words)

	The Webtender: Maraschino cherry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Cherries are used mainly as garnish to decorate a cocktail before it is served.
		A maraschino cherry is a cherry that has been macerated in a flavored sugar syrup, and then dyed.
		Red maraschino cherries are usually almond flavored, while green are mint flavored.
	www.webtender.com /db/ingred/302 (68 words)

	The Webtender: Maraschino liqueur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Maraschino is a clear, relatively dry liqueur made from Marasca cherries, including the crushed pits which give it a subtle bitter almond flavor.
		The cherries are processed and distilled much like brandy, and later combined with a pure cane syrup before it is aged and filtered.
		Maraschino liqueur should not be confused with the juice from Maraschino cherries or other cherry liqueurs, that are both much sweeter.
	www.webtender.com /db/ingred/176 (113 words)

	Maraschino Cherries
		Trans USA carries a wide variety of U.S. made Maraschino Cherries for distribution throughout the world.
		As the picture above shows, not only can we supply customers with maraschino cherries, but also help create private labels for them as well.
		Below is just a sample of the various assortment of flavors and varieties we carry.
	www.transusacorporation.com /maraschinocherries.htm (158 words)

	Nutrition Facts and Analysis for Maraschino cherries, canned, drained (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		A large portion of the calories in this food come from sugars.
		This listing does not contain enough data on individual amino acids to determine protein quality.
		Substituting another food for this one may improve the nutritional quality of your diet and/or make it easier for you to control the number of Calories that you consume.
	www.nutritiondata.com /facts-001-02s05nv.html (298 words)

	Kuminiano Fruit: Preserved Bulk Cherries, Cherry in Brine, Maraschino Cherries, Fruit processing factory
		Kuminiano Fruit: Preserved Bulk Cherries, Cherry in Brine, Maraschino Cherries, Fruit processing factory
		bulk cherries for fruit salads, maraschino, dyed cherries for fruit cocktail, food industry raw material
		Preserved cherries in brine - SO2, Preserved in Acid acetic 6%, dyed with erythrosine E 127
	www.kuminianofruit.com (73 words)

	Calories in Maraschino cherries
		Find out the nutritional information in Maraschino cherries (canned, drained) by using the table below.
		The table not only gives the Maraschino cherries calorie detail but also all the nutrition details and nutritional information on Maraschino cherries, and can be used to help you lose weight.
		A weight loss program, an exercise video and a low carbohydrate diet can help you with your weight loss...
	www.weightlossforgood.co.uk /nutrition/maraschino_cherries.htm (104 words)

	Bartending tips and techniques at Bar-None
		A very sweet syrup made from the sap of the sugar maple.
		Cherries used as a garnish and preserved in or flavoured with Maraschino liqueur (can be alcoholic or non-alcoholic).
		A cherry liqueur made from Maraska cherries grown in Dalmatia.
	www.barnonedrinks.com /tips/dictionary/m.html (762 words)

	Maraschino
		In other states it may be easier to locate and purchase, check with your local liqour purveyors.
		One of the foremost brands of Maraschino liquor is the Italian company Luxardo.
		And their claim on the little flyer that comes with each bottle is:
	www.drinkboy.com /LiquorCabinet/Cordials/Maraschino.html (129 words)

	Salvia x Maraschino -- Maraschino Bush Salvia
		The luscious cherry colored flowers begin in early summer and continue through fall until hard frost.
		greggii, Maraschino enjoys garden conditions with enriched, well-drained soil and regular irrigation during hot, dry weather.
		Unlike most Salvia greggii varieties, Maraschino prefers afternoon shade in hotter climates.
	www.highcountrygardens.com /84740.html (233 words)

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