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Cucumber Serving and Cooking Tips
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Cucumber Serving and Cooking Tips

There are many ways to eat cucumbers raw or cooked. Sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, celery, and parsley or spring onions are the ingredients of a tasty warm-weather salad or sandwich. Add minced cucumbers and dill to plain yogurt to make a cooling warm weather soup or snack. Steam or sauté cucumbers and enjoy them as a vegetable

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Cherries: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table
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Cherries: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table

Cherry season is short and sweet. Well, the sweet cherry season is short and sweet, and sour cherry season is short and tart. Put the two seasons together and you can enjoy about four months of fresh cherries each year: sweet cherries for eating out of hand and using in fruits salads, compotes, custards, sorbets

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Sour Cherry Varieties – Harvest to Table
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Sour Cherry Varieties – Harvest to Table

Sour cherries are great for cooking. They are richly flavored and firm of flesh so that they don’t go mushy during cooking. Use sour cherries for pies, cobblers, clafoutis, dessert sauces, preserves, and jams. There are two types of sour cherries: amarelle-type cherries are yellow-fleshed with clear juice; morello-type cherries are red-fleshed with red juice.

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Sweet Cherry Types – Harvest to Table
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Sweet Cherry Types – Harvest to Table

  Sweet cherries are great for eating out of hand and using in fruits salads, compotes, custards, sorbets, ice cream, and yogurt. Fresh sweet cherries come to harvest from mid-spring to mid-summer, May through mid-July in the Northern Hemisphere. The sweet cherry harvest can be divided into early, mid-season and late. That means you can

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Apricot Sorts – Harvest to Table
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Apricot Sorts – Harvest to Table

The best place to start with apricots is sampling them fresh out of hand. Select apricots that are golden orange and plump, not too soft and not too hard. Apricots that are soft and ripe will have the best flavor. Give them the taste test immediately. Fresh apricots come to market from mid-spring to mid-summer

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Potato Harvest Calendar: When to Harvest Potatoes
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Potato Harvest Calendar: When to Harvest Potatoes

Potato Harvest Calendar includes early potatoes, mid-season potatoes and late season potatoes also called main crop. The length of a potato’s growing season varies according to climate and variety. You can choose cultivars for each of three harvest periods. “First early potatoes”—grow rapidly, take little space, and are harvested early to midsummer when they are

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Would most likely Cool Spaces Planting and Garden Checklist
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Would most likely Cool Spaces Planting and Garden Checklist

Here is a vegetable and fruit planting guide for cooler regions for the month of May and a food garden checklist. In the United States, late frost is possible this month in all or part of the states in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, eastern Pacific Northwest, Rocky Mountains and Plains regions. These regions include the U.S.

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Would possibly Warmth Spaces Planting and Garden Checklist
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Would possibly Warmth Spaces Planting and Garden Checklist

Here is a vegetable and fruit planting guide for warm regions for the month of May and a food garden checklist. In the United States, rising temperatures and rain is probable in all or part of the states in the Gulf and South Atlantic Coasts, parts of the Pacific Southwest and Desert, and along the

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Seven Techniques to Prepare dinner dinner and Serve Okra
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Seven Techniques to Prepare dinner dinner and Serve Okra

Okra with tomatoes and garlic Okra is easily cooked and served. Okra has a rich, sweet earthy flavor. The flavor is similar to eggplant with hints of asparagus and artichoke.  The peak okra harvest season mid to late summer.  How to Choose Okra Select young, tender okra pods free of bruises. Okra pods should be

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Rhubarb Cooking and Serving Pointers
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Rhubarb Cooking and Serving Pointers

Rhubarb stewed with cream Rhubarb is sharp and pungent with a fresh spring taste. Fresh rhubarb sauce and pie season starts in early spring and runs nearly to the first day of summer. Often thought of as a fruit, rhubarb is a vegetable. In some regions, rhubarb is so much thought of as a dessert

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