[Sca-cooks] Historical Apples

[David Friedman]

Delighted to hear from you. We sometimes use lady apples to give 
away, especially for halloween. They are small and reasonably tasty. 
We've only had a few Calville Blanc apples so far, so not enough to 
offer an opinion.

>Greetings from a lurker!
>
>      I've read in several places, e.g. allaboutapples.com, that the
>winter white peermain (spelling may be wrong; appologies) is from
>around 1200 in England.  I know that this doesn't help so much for
>Al-Andalus, but I thought I'd put it out there.
>
>Master Cariadoc, what do you think of your lady and caville blanc
>apples?  I'm tempted to buy some to use for Christmas treats.
>
>Pax Christi,
>Lady Cecilia de Cambrige
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