Isbn: 9781909248779 - medlars: growing & cooking: 31 (the english kitchen) (33 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. At Eastgate in rural North Norfolk, Jane Steward is reviving the medlar, an old English fruit which was once Britain's sweet treat. Her trees are alive with colour for much of the year: white and yellow flowers in the summer, green leaves that turn to gold and russet. Grafted onto quince A rootstock, and helped by local honey bees, these are trees with prolific fruit.Alongside the Nottingham variety of medlars, Jane has established a national culinary collection on her six-acre smallholding. Varieties include Breda, Dutch, Westerveld, Macrocarpa, Royal, Bredase Reus, Flanders Giant, Iranian medlars. Her book on medlars will have over 30 recipes alongside a myriad of information on this forgotten fruit. Medlars is a book packed full of information about the medlar tree, once found all over the United Kingdom, a fruit which lapsed in popularity after the First World War. The author, Jane Steward revived an old fruit farm in the 21st century, replacing apples and pears with medlar trees. Jane curates the UK's National Collection of medlar trees. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condición: NEW. 224, 20 b/w illus. 187x137mm. PB. NEW. . Jane Steward grows medlar trees, and makes medlar jelly each year. Her first medlar tree was a wedding present, and she planted it where there was once a fruit farm of 2,000 apple and pear trees. She and her husband revived the old fruit farm in the 21st century, replacing apples and pears with many medlar trees. She has won awards for her medlar jelly which she sells under the Eastgate Larder name. Jane curates the UK's National Collection of medlar trees which she grows in Norfolk.Medlars orginally came from the Caucasus region, Turkey, Georgia and the Balkans. They were well known by the Romans who probably brought them to England, and were growing in England by the Middle Ages; seeds have been found in Hampshire and other places.After the first world war, the popularity of medlar fruit waned, and it became almost forgotten. Jane Steward has been a huge force in the revival of this ancient fruit. [9781909248779].…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Medlars orginally came from the Caucasus region, Turkey, Georgia and the Balkans. After the first world war, the popularity of medlar fruit waned, and it became almost forgotten. Jane Steward has been a huge force in the revival of this ancient fruit.Jane Steward is the holder of the Plant Heritage National Collection of medlar trees since 2020. She owns Eastgate Larder, specialist maker of medlar preserves. Her vision and strategy is to revive awareness of the medlar in our gardens and kitchens. She cares for 115 trees in her medlar orchard at her Eastgate in Norfolk home, where she hand-makes preserves, and compounds Norfolk Medlar Gin Liqueur. Medlars is a book packed full of information about the medlar tree, once found all over the United Kingdom, a fruit which lapsed in popularity after the First World War. The author, Jane Steward revived an old fruit farm in the 21st century, replacing apples and pears with medlar trees. Jane curates the UK's National Collection of medlar trees. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. At Eastgate in rural North Norfolk, Jane Steward is reviving the medlar, an old English fruit which was once Britain's sweet treat. Her trees are alive with colour for much of the year: white and yellow flowers in the summer, green leaves that turn to gold and russet. Grafted onto quince A rootstock, and helped by local honey bees, these are trees with prolific fruit.Alongside the Nottingham variety of medlars, Jane has established a national culinary collection on her six-acre smallholding. Varieties include Breda, Dutch, Westerveld, Macrocarpa, Royal, Bredase Reus, Flanders Giant, Iranian medlars. Her book on medlars will have over 30 recipes alongside a myriad of information on this forgotten fruit. Medlars is a book packed full of information about the medlar tree, once found all over the United Kingdom, a fruit which lapsed in popularity after the First World War. The author, Jane Steward revived an old fruit farm in the 21st century, replacing apples and pears with medlar trees. Jane curates the UK's National Collection of medlar trees. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…