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These pillowy tray biscuits are layered with blueberry jam and perfumed with citrus and candied ginger, but you can use any combination of preserves, dried fruit, or nuts that you have on hand. Consider plum jam with five-spice powder, marmalade with pistachios, or cherry preserves with chopped dark chocolate.

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