Here's a list of varieties for you to investigate:
- Anjou: This one can be either red or green and is ubiquitous and available year-round. It's also quite adaptable, good both raw and cooked.
- Bartlett: This one also comes in red and green varieties. It is slightly more floral, and is also good both raw and cooked.
- Bosc: This is the most autumnal-looking pear with its rusty brown skin. It has a firm texture so it's good for preserves or poaching.
- Comice: Creamy, juicy and sweet, these are the ones to eat out-of-hand.
- Concorde: This variety is firm and resists browning, making it perfect for a cheese plate. It aso cooks well.
- Seckel: These cuties are great as garnish or for snacking.
- Starcrimson: Bright red skin contrasts with creamy white flesh...perfect for a fruit salad.
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