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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: June
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Elderflowers, and other edible flowers. Baby Root Vegetables: Beet; Carrots; Leeks; Turnips. Cherries, Bing and Rainier. Tea, new season. Wild Salmon: From California all the way up to Alaska, wild Pacific salmons are running up upstream. On the Atlantic Coast, the salmons are coming back at a snail's pace, however, they are still fished in Scotland and Ireland, though who knows for how much longer. At the Height of the Season.
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The Calendar | A Foodie's Quest
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Mapping out the calendar for what to eat when, and other sundries. Here it is: the 'definitive' calendar! The US is a whole other kettle of fish, but states along the US-Canada border more less have similar growing seasons to their neighbouring province. As one goes further south, the growing seasons get earlier starts, until one arrives to the states with one long growing season. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. The Foodie is on Twitter!
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: August
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Melons and other sweet cucurbits. Valencia Oranges (Florida): These oranges are the perfect juicing orange. Sweet, tart, and of a gorgeous hue, their flavour is so 'orangey' it tastes almost artificial! At the Height of the Season. Beans: green, yellow, and runner. What to look for in August: 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Une Gourmande à la Recherche du Temps Perdu.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: May
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Salads and other tender greens. Wild Strawberries (Fraises des Bois). At the Height of the Season. Radishes: early-season radishes are mild and crunchy. Fresh Raw Milk Goat's Cheese. What to look for in May: 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Une Gourmande à la Recherche du Temps Perdu. Simple template. Template images by linearcurves.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: July
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Bluerberries, high bush. Carrots, main crop. Onions, new season. Wild Pacific Salmon: Pink and Chub are the first to come in. At the Height of the Season. Chanterelles (Girolles): East Coast. Lobster (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Maine). Pattipan and other Summer Squash. Lobster (Îles-de-la-Madeleine and Gaspé). What to look for in July: 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: March
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Jerusalem Artichoke, winter dug. Seville Oranges: North Americans are lucky in that they often have access to both the European and American crops, therefore extending the season a little bit. But Sevilles are only available until the first week of March. What to look for in March: 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Une Gourmande à la Recherche du Temps Perdu. Simple template. Template images by linearcurves.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: Drum Roll Please!
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Here it is: the 'definitive' calendar! The US is a whole other kettle of fish, but states along the US-Canada border more less have similar growing seasons to their neighbouring province. As one goes further south, the growing seasons get earlier starts, until one arrives to the states with one long growing season. This Calendar is just that; for recipe ideas, and a more in-depth description of the produce, you will have to consult the Blog.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: October
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. At the Height of the Season. Kale (especially Tuscan Kale, aka Cavolo Nero). Rutabaga and other Turnips. Cucumbers and other Summer Squashes. Field Tomatoes, and other summer delights such as Eggplants and Peppers. What to look for in October: 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Une Gourmande à la Recherche du Temps Perdu. Simple template. Template images by linearcurves.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: April
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Rhubarb, forced and the first field harvest. Snow Crab, Atlantic. Maple Syrup (New Season). Morels, West Coast. At the Height of the Season. Kale and other cabbages from storage. What to look for in April: 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Une Gourmande à la Recherche du Temps Perdu. Simple template. Template images by linearcurves.
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar: November & December
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A Foodie's Quest: The Calendar. Mapping out the seasons in food. Fennel Bulb (these will be, unfortunately, imports in Canada). Matsutake Mushrooms (West and East Coast). Minneola Oranges: available from end of November to mid-December. Garlic, Canadian production (November). Wild Mushrooms (West Coast, and imported). What to look for in December: 2010. What to look for in November: 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Une Gourmande à la Recherche du Temps Perdu.
