Swoon over passion fruit thrives in tropical kitchens
Chicago Tribune reporter summarizes passion fruit a fruit with intense tangy flavor and aromatic flower. It notes the plant origin Brazil and current production in California Florida and New Zealand. It provides selection tips ripening methods pulp uses and pairing ideas including cocktails and desserts.
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Morsels Culinary Classes and Events Across Cedar Rapids
A wide schedule of cooking classes and tastings runs through March at Edgewood Road Hy-Vee First Avenue Wine House Vineria Wine Shop and other venues. Events include couples classes, teens workshops, Italian and gluten free sessions, wine tastings, and seafood and lamb demonstrations with prices from $10 to $65. Reservations required.
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Mardi Gras Gumbo Debate and Step by Step Recipe
Cooks differ on gumbo style with a caramel colored roux and slow simmering, while a detailed recipe guides flavors from shrimp and sausage to Creole seasoning and a rich stock. The method emphasizes caramelizing vegetables separately, scraping the pot bottom, and making stock from broth and shells.
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