succade in a sentence

Definition

Succade: to preserve fruit by cooking it in sugar syrup, often resulting in a sweet, candied product.

The chef decided to succade the fruit to enhance the flavor of the dessert.
In the traditional recipe, the citrus peel is often succaded to create a sweet and tangy treat.
She enjoyed the taste of the succade, which added a unique twist to the holiday cake.
After the candying process, the succade was beautifully glazed and ready for decoration.
His grandmother’s secret ingredient was always a touch of succade in her festive dishes.