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Fruit-and-Almond Gratins

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Fruit-and-Almond GratinsJohn Kernick

In this easy dish, a little bit of almondy custard dresses up fresh fruit, making it special for company while preserving its pure goodness.

Cook's note:

Almond flour (made from blanched almonds) and almond meal (containing the skins) are about the same grind and can be used interchangeably in this recipe.

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