Glossary W
Wickson Japanese Plum (Prunus salicina "Wickson") refers to a Japanese-type plum. The Wickson plum is a large, heart-shaped, greenish yellow fruit that is firm and very sweet. It is very popular for fresh eating.
Other Attributes
• Sub-acid flavor
• Sweet
• Very juicy
Uses
• Cooking or baking
• Canning or freezing
• High dessert quality
White butter refers to one of Mongolia's dairy products. There are two (2) ways to make White butter, one to put the liquid butter into cheese cloth sack made of a course cloth. This is hung until all the liquid is removed sometimes stirring it, and as they do the Liquid butter until the solids separate from the liquid. Another way is to stir sour, yeast fermented milk into it to separate the white butter from the liquid. This does need stirring several thousands times, so Mongolians say.
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