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Monthly Archives: November 2011
George Bueno – Borough Hall Market
If there is one thing i can’t get enough of in the fall it’s apples. For me apples are synonymous with fall. Wether they’re served raw, candied, or as a filling in a pies, apples are endlessly used throughout … Continue reading
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Pumpkin Pies – Brooklyn Borough Hall
Pumpkin pies always spreads up like wildfire in fall. I’m not much of a fan from them, probably because I was not born from this country and I think its an acquired taste. Pumpkin pies however remind me of that … Continue reading
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My Mango Delight ^_^
The fruit that I love the most is mango. Once I laid eyes on the mangos I just knew this was what I had to write about. Anything that has to do mango I just love, but it has to … Continue reading
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Whole Food Market = A Whole New World Ashley Allman
Whole Foods Market Before I visited the Whole Foods Market, I didn’t have much prior knowledge besides it having a vast variety of organic foods, so I expected a plethora of fresh vegetables and health foods. On November 16, 2011, … Continue reading
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Carrots – Brooklyn Borough Hall Green Market
A green market is nothing new to me at all. With my mom going for nothing but the freshest products, food has always tasted that much better.Once there i remembered why I loved going so much. Carrots. The vegetable that … Continue reading
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Ochra
Reyon Gittens Intro Food and Beverage Mgt. Prof. Akana 11-16-11 Ochra at Borough Hall’s Green Market Ochra at Borough Hall Green Market I come from a country where weird vegetables are the norm. There is one fuzzy vegetable that I … Continue reading
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Rasberries
I don’t really know much about raspberries, but I guess that is how it was for most of my life. Raspberries were like a surprise in my life because it was until the age of twelve that I even knew … Continue reading
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Wheat Grass- Yu-On Chui
While i was looking around Union Square Green Market i saw a variety of fruits and vegetables. Some i knew about and some other exotic ones i hadn’t. Everything i saw had something special to them making them unique until, … Continue reading
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Antonio Tlapanco
I can remember having my first black and white cookie and unfortunately it was a bad experience. It was extremely stale and I felt it was overpriced especially since it was not as great as i hoped it will taste. However, I … Continue reading
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JiaMin Li’s Market Essay
Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket One of my favorite memories from my childhood is when I was spending my vacation at my dad’s farm in Canton, China. He used to grow lots of delicious vegetables and fruits in his farm. Before … Continue reading
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