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Here's
the lastest food news in Bucks County and nearby. Have a cool
and delicious weekend.
Lynne
Goldman & Mark Feffer,
Cody & Canta
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Bucks Food
Calendar:
September 17, 2010
Crisp, sunny days. Cool nights. Crunchy leaves underfoot. If I
didn't know it was fall by these familiar things, all I need to do
is look at our food events calendar for the culinary equivalent -
apples, wine, beer and harvest festivals. Sandwiched between a hot,
dry summer and a cold winter to come, we have to enjoy autumn while
we can, and grasp every beautiful moment. Here's what's going on
this week.
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Canal House Cooking: A local
voice
Cookbooks have changed in many ways over the
years. There were tomes like Joy of Cooking, and more recently, How To Cook Everything, that you could turn to for any recipe or
cooking technique. Today's cookbooks all seem to have a particular
voice, heard through the text, the photography and even the
organization of the book. So it's no wonder that I enjoy the
Canal House
Cooking cookbook series,
now in its second year of publication. In case you've missed these
lovely, seasonal cookbooks, it's time to get
acquainted...
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Honey Crisp, Gala, Red Delicious, Golden
Delicious, Jonathan, McIntosh, Cortland, Empire, Fuji, Jonagold,
Macoun, Ozark Gold, Summer Rambos, Red McIntosh, Ginger Gold,
Sanza, Daybreak Fuji, Ruby Jon, Crimson Crisp, Cameo, Stayman
Winesap. These are all the apple varieties available in Bucks
County. So far.
I've done a bit of calling around ("research") and compiled a
list of farms/markets selling their own apples, and which varieties
they have currently. I say currently because that can
change day-by-day. So if you are devoted to a particular variety,
call first to see what is on hand. The apple season has barely
begun - albeit 10-14 days early this year - but it will continue
until November, with many more types coming in...
Read more...
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