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What's In Season: Peaches

Aug 4 2008 - 2:00pm by YumSugar
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What's In Season: Peaches Peaches are my favorite stone fruit. I love everything about them: their floral aroma, fuzzy skin, and juicy flesh. To take full advantage of the fact that right now is the apex of their season, I stopped by San Jose's J&P Orchards — quite possibly the last fruit orchard in Silicon Valley.
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What's in Season: Artichokes

Apr 29 2008 - 9:00am by YumSugar
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What's in Season: Artichokes My friend calamari recently asked me what was up with artichokes. He and his gal are having a hard time figuring out how to pick and eat them, so I thought I'd give him some advice. To see how to select the best artichokes in the bunch, and what to do once you've brought them home, .
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What's in Season: Watermelon Radishes

Apr 14 2008 - 9:18am by YumSugar
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What's in Season: Watermelon Radishes I was recently at my local farmers market when I noticed these beautiful watermelon radishes. I've had them in salads before — they're absolutely gorgeous and add a tremendous amount of color to a dull-looking meal — but have a hard time finding them in person. The watermelon radish has the crunchy texture like other radishes, and are peppery — like regular radishes — on the outside, and sweeter towards the middle.
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What's in Season: Asparagus

Mar 7 2008 - 12:01pm by partysugar
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What's in Season: Asparagus Last week I had my first asparagus of the season! I was surprised to see it in the local supermarket and couldn't resist serving it at an impromptu dinner party. In my opinion, asparagus is best roasted or grilled rather than steamed or blanched.
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Sadly, Tomatoes Are Not in Season Right Now

Feb 26 2008 - 4:20pm by YumSugar
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Sadly, Tomatoes Are Not in Season Right Now A friend of mine was complaining about how she had an awful caprese salad the other day. I felt sad for her food misstep, but I couldn't really feel sorry for her. After all, neither tomatoes nor basil are in season right now.

What's in Season: Oysters

Jan 29 2008 - 1:43pm by partysugar
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What's in Season: Oysters A plate full of oysters on the half shell nestled gently on a bed of ice is deliciously rewarding and sublimely satisfying. I've been desperately looking for someone to enjoy oysters with since the season officially started in September! Although you can get oysters year round, much like citrus, they are best consumed now and in months with the letter R.

What's in Season: Citrus Is a Winter Fruit

Jan 16 2008 - 1:28pm by YumSugar
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What's in Season: Citrus Is a Winter Fruit One of my local stores takes a lot of pride in offering fresh, local produce. They also make amazing seasonal Popsicles. Recently I was there and had a satsuma Popsicle with blood orange pieces.

Know Your Tomatoes

Jul 30 2007 - 9:08am by partysugar
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Know Your Tomatoes Whether they're from your own garden, purchased at the grocery store, or picked from a farmers' market stall, tomatoes are summer's most beloved vegetable fruit. When they are in season, nothing beats enjoying the simple tomato in all its fleshy, red, ripe glory. When choosing tomatoes look for locally grown, fragrant, heavy, tomatoes with skin that yields slightly to pressure.

What's In Season: Corn

Jun 20 2007 - 8:08am by partysugar
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What's In Season: Corn Summer has to be my favorite season in terms of produce. Strawberries, cherries, tomatoes, corn... the list of delicious, ripe fruits and vegetables that can be attained locally at farmer's markets is virtually endless.

All About Cherries

May 17 2007 - 7:21am by partysugar
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All About Cherries Like strawberries, cherries are another of my favorite spring/early summer fruits. Since today is National Cherry Cobbler day, I thought I would take the time to let you know all about cherries. Cherries grow on trees and are a member of the stone fruit family - along with plums and peaches.




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