Mincemeat was originally a conglomeration of bits of meat, dried fruit and spices, created as an alternative to smoking or drying for preservation, a variant form of sausage. Mincemeat containing actual meat has become less common over the years. The customary form today typically consists of raisins, spices, grated apple, and animal suet, though many commercial varieties use hard vegetable fat instead, making it completely vegetarian. Mincemeat may also contain currants, candied fruits, and brandy, rum or other liquor. This mixture can be made at home, but is also available either canned or bottled. The most common use is in the Christmas mince pie or mincemeat tart, but there are many kinds of pastry containing mincemeat. See also fruitmince. The first mincemeat factory was in Port Byron, New York, using a recipe patented by Dr. Julius Allen. His patent was voided in 1895.
I can remember when mincemeat actually had meat in it.
1 tablespoon of mincemeat contains about 29 calories.
The condensed mincemeat is gluten free, the jar versions are not.
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Where can I find Borden's None Such Mincemeat in Tucson, AZ?
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Yes, you can substitute jarred mincemeat with dry box form, but you'll need to adjust the moisture content. Typically, jarred mincemeat contains added liquids and spices, while dry mincemeat is more concentrated. To make the substitution, rehydrate the dry mincemeat according to package instructions or by adding water, juice, or other liquids until you achieve a similar consistency to the jarred version.
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Originally Mincemeat pies were made with meat in them, but this has been replaced almost entirely in modern times with dried fruit and nuts.
To substitute jarred mincemeat for condensed mincemeat in a cookie recipe, you can use a mixture of chopped dried fruits, such as raisins, currants, and chopped apples, combined with spices like cinnamon and nutmeg to replicate the flavor. You may also want to add a bit of sugar or honey for sweetness and a touch of citrus zest for acidity. Adjust the moisture content by reducing any additional liquids in the recipe since jarred mincemeat typically has more moisture than condensed mincemeat.