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Carefully cut off the skin of the pineapple with a sharp thin-spined knife. Cut the fruit into 1/8-inch slices and arrange overlapping in a row down the centre of a narrow dish. |
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Dice the angelica as small as possible (it will help here if you wash the angelica in hot water and then use a wetted knife). Mix the angelica with the almonds, sugar, lemon rind and juice. |
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With a teaspoon make a spine of this mixture down the centre of the pineapple. Pour the gin over, cover the dish with foil and put to chill. |
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Preserving sugar looks attractive for this dish, but is not essential. |
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