Next I combine one with figs and blue cheese for a refreshing and complex Fall salad. I truly think this is the most perfect combination. The flavors explode on your tongue at different moments, complimenting each-other with sweet-dry, sharp-pungent, and cool-base.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
persimmon salads
Finally! The first few persimmons are ripe enough to eat, and I can't help biting into the whole fruit, like I am eating an apple.
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Next I combine one with figs and blue cheese for a refreshing and complex Fall salad. I truly think this is the most perfect combination. The flavors explode on your tongue at different moments, complimenting each-other with sweet-dry, sharp-pungent, and cool-base.
Next I combine one with figs and blue cheese for a refreshing and complex Fall salad. I truly think this is the most perfect combination. The flavors explode on your tongue at different moments, complimenting each-other with sweet-dry, sharp-pungent, and cool-base.
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that looks fanastic. i hope you keep up with this blog. you are one of the best cooks i know. you taught me so much about fresh new ingredients. it would be wonderful for you to share this with the world:)
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