British plums are soft-fleshed and loose-stoned and can be divided into two groups: sweet ‘dessert’ varieties such as Avalon and sweet-sour ‘cooking’ plums such as Czar. Out-of-season.
While red plums only contain small amounts of vitamins and minerals - less than 10 percent per serving of single plum - they are still rich in a range of nutrients. With more than 100 milligrams of potassium per plum and trace amounts of zinc
To store plums that aren't ripe yet, put them in a brown paper bag and store them at room temperature until they're fully ripened. If your plums are already ripe, store them in the fridge for up to a month. For long-term Storage:, slice the plums into wedges and spread them out on a lined baking sheet.
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