Best tasting alternative mayo?
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Comments (15)Hi cckw, your kitchen sounds wonderful. If Barletts can be eaten off the tree then maybe the tree of my youth was that variety but as Scott said there are so many kinds out there we'll never really know. Previous homeowners especially if they're not the original ones tend to forget the varieties planted on the property after a few decades, the house itself was built in 1918 so the property had plenty of history. Now here's the heartbreaking part, I was in the area a couple of years back and decided to check it out. The house, the pear tree and two massive old cherry trees we had were all gone, a giant new housing development has eaten up the entire lot, there's literally no front or backyard left! Enjoy those wide empty spaces while you can, I feel sorry for future generations. Getting back to my philosophy, I understand the need for bulk harvesting and off plant ripening, I grow vegetables including sweet potatoes which have a complicated curing process. I just try to avoid fruit trees that require the same treatment. For example, the avocado variety I grow is Holiday, it takes 18 months to ripen on the tree! Every March it starts its new crop, so there are literally fruits developing on that tree of various sizes at all times! I love that! Each of its giant fruits is like a bottle of wine waiting to be opened at the right time and when you do pick a ripe one, wow, it's the best avocado I've ever tasted! Some of my citrus trees have fruits on them 10 or 11 months out of the year. I grow fruit trees because not only do I love their taste but the ornamental qualities of hanging fruit appeals to me, if it didn't it would be so much easier just to go to the farmer's market and dig in if ripe fruit was my only goal. Hope that explains things a bit better. This post was edited by floramakros on Mon, Jan 27, 14 at 13:05...See MoreSandwich spread - looking for alternative to mayo
Comments (17)I forgot to say, I often use leftover spaghetti sauce, gravy or bbq sauce as a sandwich spread too. Chutneys are great as well. Right now I'm working on a jar of my peach-cranberry chutney that makes a fantastic addition to a sandwich, really jazzes it up. My husband loves the sandwiches I send to work with him...he says he doesn't know what I do to make sandwiches taste so good and makes a bit of a game out of trying to figure out what I've put in them. Today, he got half liverwurst with cranberry mustard, mayo, green onions, pepperjack, tomato, lettuce & mayo, and half pepper salami, chopped home cured black olives, cream cheese, shallots, roasted red bell pepper and lettuce....See MoreNext best alternative to short lived STAR Ruby red Grapefruit Trees?
Comments (12)STAR Ruby red Grapefruit. People interest in the "STAR Ruby red Grapefruit" may have hope. Very often its the rootstock its grafted to that causes an early demise. I know with kumquats that there are few root stocks that have long term compatibility with the Meiwa making for slow growing and dead trees. A grapefruit can be grown from seed and bud wood of the exact variety could be grafted to it. It might do real well. This applies from zone 10 down to zone 2. Give it a try, Northerner/southerner, and lets see what happens. root stock to kumquat trials. just for an example of incompatibility. Steve...See MoreBest tasting baking oil ? Can’t find safflower now
Comments (35)Isn't everyone talking about refined oils? Most have very little, if any discernible flavor, IMPE. Unrefined oils, OTOH can have quite strong flavors. I got some unrefined organic canola and sunflower oils from Aldi, and I thought the canola had an unpleasant, strong flavor, while the sunflower has a distinct sunflower seed taste. I often use extra virgin olive oil in baking sweet breads & cakes - usually mixed 1/2 & 1/2 with butter. It makes for very rich tasting results, and nobody has ever said they tasted olives....See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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