Pears Through History and a French Dessert Recipe
The article traces pear cultivation from 2100 B.C. in China and Western Asia to European varieties famed by Romans and Marco Polo. It notes 5000+ varieties, with Bartlett and Williams Bon Chretien dominant in the U.S. It highlights French pear desserts like Poire Belle Helene, mentions culinary uses, paired foods, and a historical recipe for Anjou pears with chocolate sauce from French Cooking.
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China
Western
Asia
Marco Polo
Oriental
Pliny
America
Enoch Bartlett
Dorchester
Mass
Europe
States
France
United States
England
London
Alexander Dumas
Wurttemberg
Healthful meals support fitness says Heart Association
Dr. Joseph Ashwal of the Frederick County branch cautions exercisers to follow a balanced nutrition plan. Myths about protein, sugar, salt tablets, fluid restriction, appetite, and cholesterol are debunked. a diet rich in complex carbohydrates, low-fat dairy and meats, and ample water supports performance.
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Joseph Ashwal
Frederick County
American Heart Association
Ashwal
The
Chocolate Pear Dip Instructions
A quick chocolate with pears dip uses a 4 ounce milk chocolate bar and milk to make a smooth sauce. Melt in a saucepan over low heat or use a microwave at medium for one minute with a midway stir. Dip pear wedges in the warm chocolate then roll in chopped nuts. Makes 1 thirds cup sauce.
Cream of Carrot Soup and Cheesy Peanut Spread Lunch
A nutritious lunch idea pairs creamy carrot soup with a high protein sandwich. The soup blends carrots onions milk and a seasoned cream sauce, while the Cheesy Peanut Spread combines Cheddar cheese peanut butter sour cream orange peel juice and raisins for a tangy filling. Makes six servings each.
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