SC - Feast Fruit - Medlar
Ron and Laurene Wells
tinyzoo at vr-net.com
Sun Jan 11 20:53:27 PST 1998
>
>>This menu is still rather tentative. One thing you'll notice is the
>>absence of the fairly typical medieval dried fruit dish. I may correct
>>this.
>
>Go ahead. Add some dried fruit. It's so good for you. Besides, I love
>dried fruit! :-)
>
Something I haven't seen anyone talk about serving is bletted Medlar
fruits. I have read in several sources that this fruit was very popular in
Medival times. I know of a nursery where you can order the young trees, but
I don't know how long it takes them to grow to maturity. I've never had the
opportunity to taste one myself, but I am very curious. If I ever get my
own land, I hope to plant some of these so I can have an opportunity to try
them.
You can order a catalog from OREGON EXOTICS for $4 from 1065 Messinger
Road, Grants Pass, OR 97527 or call 541-846-7578. One Medlar tree is $18.
And there is information on history and harvesting in the catalog.
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