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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Pumpkin Love
About a month or so ago, a friend ‘teased’ on her Facebook status about enjoying a delicious pumpkin milkshake. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE pumpkin, but I just can’t bring myself to even think about it until temps have … Continue reading
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Don’t judge by the cover
Celery Root. Celeriac. Hum, just don’t know where to begin with you. I just sit here staring at you and…..nothing. Awfully American of me I suppose. Not only do we want you to taste good, but gosh darn it, you … Continue reading
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Speaking of apples…
Red Delicious, Macoun, Northern Spy, Winesap, Swiss Gourmet, Braeburn, Gala, Mutsu, Sweet Sixteen, Liberty, whoa, stop me here. If I continue to list the approximately 7500 known varieties of apples in the world, I would far exceed my roughly 500 … Continue reading
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Not the off-spring of an apple or pear
Just to set the record straight, right off the bat, the Asian Pear (aka Harbian Pear, Chinese Pear, Korean Pear) is not a cross between an apple and a pear (aka Bartlett). Nope, it is it’s own breed of fruit, … Continue reading
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