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By Chris Mittelstaedt on
When we look for lessons in life, it’s not often that we can say: “Hey, check with the slime mold.” However, in The New York Times science section, there was a story about how researchers in Japan …
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Tagged With: Farm Steward, stone fruit, sustainability
By Heidi Lewis on
Oroville, CA - Oroville is a gold rush town in Butte County, CA. Oro means gold in Spanish, and during the Gold Rush prospectors stampeded over the area in a greedy frenzy. When Del Chaffin came to …
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Tagged With: Agriculture, citrus, figs, heirloom fruit, mandarin, persimmon, pesticides, stone fruit
By Chris Mittelstaedt on
Once upon a time, there was a little girl (she was a Libra for those who follow that stuff) whose mother was an amateur meteorologist. She dreamed of growing up and becoming the best weather …
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Tagged With: fresh fruit, winter
By Chris Mittelstaedt on
I was already on my second cup of hot water with lemon when the phone rang. “FruitGuy, are you experienced with Vegans?” The voice on the other end didn’t sound alien but I wasn’t taking chances. …
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Tagged With: antioxidants, citrus, fruitguy noir
By Rebecca Taggart on
Vitamin D has been getting a lot of attention lately for several reasons. It appears that vitamin D deficiency may affect many more people than previously thought who reside at mid-northern latitudes, …
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Tagged With: winter
By Chris Mittelstaedt on
At dinner one night, I announced a grand holiday idea: “I think we should road trip this year when we go visit my folks,” I said enthusiastically. My wife and kids just stared. “Come on! No airports. …
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Tagged With: apple
By Chris Mittelstaedt on
I was on the outs with the in-laws. Thanksgiving had added lesson number 816 to my little black book of lessons I should have been born with. You know that kind of book—we all keep one. It starts with …
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Tagged With: citrus
By The FruitGuys on
Purple cauliflower and orange butternut squash make for a psychedelic pairing in this recipe, which gets some grounding from the earthy sunchokes.
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Tagged With: fall
By The FruitGuys on
In Cajun cuisine, "smothering" means browning in oil, then braising in liquid. This process brings out rich flavor in the vegetables in this recipe!
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Tagged With: summer
By FruitGuys Staff on
Recipe by The FruitGuys INGREDIENTS 1 pound dried black-eyed peas One small onion, chopped One tablespoon minced garlic Three tablespoons brown sugar One tablespoon mustard One …
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