2 days ago by diana

Right now, I’m heading to San Francisco for the Foodbuzz Food Blogger Festival. But I made sure to schedule a post for you so you won’t miss me too much! I got a free cookbook in the mail the other day, it’s called “The New Thanksgiving Table”, by Diane Morgan (yes, free cookbooks are a [...]

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10 days ago by Andy

There is nothing as exciting as left-over chicken – the possibilities are endless, and if the chicken is good the sandwiches usually turns out great. Don’t get us wrong, this sandwich is even better if you cook a chicken just for this purpose and make the sandwich the same day, but seriously, who do ...

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12 days ago by Andy

We eat a lot of salmon in our house; smoked salmon, grilled salmon, and last night seared salmon. So we had to try and see if we could turn some of the leftovers into a delicious second-day sandwich (It’s what we do after all). In this case, we have a piece of seared salmon with [...]

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14 days ago by Fruit Maven

If you like jumbotrons, monster trucks and supersizing your meal deal, then this is the fruit for you! APPEARANCE 2 out of 5 stars This pear is humongous. It would take three grown men to eat it in a sitting. Just ridiculous for a pear. Yellowish green skin and brown speckling with white flesh. AROM ...

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16 days ago by Zupan's Markets

The Greek poet, Homer, called pears, “a gift from the gods,” and it’s not hard to see why—their delicate sweet flavor, sumptuous texture and joyously juicy flesh have won the world over for thousands of years, across thousands of miles. Though most pears originate from one of two genetic strands— Py ...

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18 days ago by jacqueline

last year i made homemade pumpkin applesauce, a real fall favorite. packed with cinnamon, vanilla and brown sugar, it was a decadent traditional treat made fresh with organic ingredients. but i’m on a low sugar kick lately and wanted to make a much lighter version. instead of brown sugar, i sweetene ...

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21 days ago by Cate

This year concluded my decade-plus run of not touching Asian pears. It’s not like there is anything particularly wrong with them, but on my exceedingly scientific hierarchy of fruits I wish to consume, they don’t rank terribly highly. When my grandparents moved into their new house (well, new about ...

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24 days ago by dragonlife

SYNOPSIS: There are a lot of fruit which either originated or grew to be characteristic of Japan. I’m trying to introduce into this new series to help my vegan and vegetarian (I’m no) friends in particular as fruit can be adapted into so many ways! 1) Nashi/Asian Pear Jirou kaki or Jirou Persimmons ...

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25 days ago by dragonlife

Pyrus pyrifolia is a pear tree species native to China, Japan, and Korea. The tree’s edible fruit is known by many names, including: Asian pear, nashi or nashi pear, African pear, Japanese pear, Korean pear, Taiwan pear, sand pear, apple pear, bapple, papple, bae, li (Japanese: ナシ;Chinese: 梨; Korean ...

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32 days ago by Kafevino

Kimberly Grasso For years sommeliers and certain wine writers announced to the world the virtues of Riesling. In a white-wine world dominated by chardonnays & vapid pinot grigios, wine enthusiasts prescribed Riesling as a wine that had everything. The Riesling grape was versatile which could be both ...

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