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The Gardener's Network : Storing Apples
... cold storage until just before they are placed on local store shelves. They are kept fresh in ideal temperature and humidity conditions. At home, chances are they won't be around ... peel begins to soften and shrivel. At that time they are no longer appealing for eating fresh, but may still be good for applesauce and cooking. | Home | A to Z's of ...
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Gardener's Network : Garden Cookbook - Making Homemade Apple Sauce
... a number of varieties. Note: Some apples are best for baking, some are best for eating fresh. Any variety can be used when making apple sauce. Preparation Directions: Use as many, or ...
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Growing Peaches and Nectarines in the Home Landscape, HYG-1406-98
... and more aroma. Popular uses for peaches and nectarines include fresh eating, sugared, and with cream. They are also used in ice ... are used for jam, jelly, preserves, and mixed fruit desserts. Fresh peaches provide respectable amounts of the antioxidant vitamins A ... either yellow or white. Freestone types are usually preferred for eating fresh or for freezing, while clingstone types are used primarily ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Growing Apples in the Home Orchard, HYG-1401-00
... often with a blush. Texture is fine. Flavor is somewhat tart, excellent for cooking or fresh eating. The cultivar is field immune to apple scab, highly resistant to powdery mildew, resistant to ... , fine-textured, crisp, and juicy. Flavor is very good, sprightly, subacid, and sweet. Good for eating fresh, cooking, canning, and desserts. The cultivar is highly resistant to apple scab, and is resistant ...
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Out and About Archive
... don’t leave without a page of Rainbow Ranch trout recipes because you will be eating fresh fish for a few days. Where: 41 Ruth Lane, Cumming. Exit 14 off Georgia 400 ...
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... firm, dark red berries of excellent flavor and superior quality with classic raspberry flavor. Excellent fresh; good for freezing and canning. Although 'Amity' doesn't bear quite as heavily as ' ... 'HERITAGE' Large, sweet, dark red berries are tasty and mild, of superior quality, good for eating fresh, canning, freezing, and preserves. The tall canes are quite sturdy and rarely need support. Very ...
www.berkeleyhort.com


... aromatic, with wonderful flavor. Long prized as a dessert apple. Excellent for cider, applesauce, or eating fresh. OK for baking. Harvest late September. Self-fruitful. One of the best for espalier. ... still in great demand because of its versatility. It is excellent for cider, cooking, and eating fresh. The fruit is large, yellow green, sometimes russeted, with firm, crisp, fine-grained somewhat ...
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Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania
... with our volunteer guides to older adults resting in the shade of the Bender oak, eating fresh apples and enjoying the activity. It was a wonderful day for families and friends to ...
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Fresh Herbs:Safe Handling Practices for Consumers
... wash fresh herbs such as basil, green onion, and parsley with cool running tap water just before preparing or eating. Do not use soap or detergents. Some commercial vegetable wash solutions for fresh ... or washing will help reduce the numbers of harmful bacteria on fresh herbs. Cut away damaged pieces before preparing or eating. Wash cutting boards, dishes, utensils, and counter tops often. Use hot ...
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Fresh Produce: Safe Handling Practices for Consumers
... • handling fresh produce handling raw meat, poultry, or seafood using the bathroom changing diapers handling pets Wash fresh fruits and vegetables with cool tap water just before preparing or eating. Don' ... areas before preparing or eating. Wash cutting boards, dishes, utensils, and counter tops often. Use hot soapy water and rinse well. Sanitize them after contact with fresh produce, or raw ...
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