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Pineapple

The first fruit of about a dozen I will have this year.

Diane Putnam, ©UdoSm, Marie-claire Gallet, Fred Fouarge and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Christa1004 ^club

You are lucky to have pineapples growing in your garden. I love them, but I have to buy them... At least we have a fig tree, this year full of fruit.

4 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied

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Thanks, Diane. I was trying to decode the Greek title.

4 years ago.

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Thank you, Christa. Each of these pineapples is a descendent of one purchased at the grocery store. I have a fig tree, too. I pick a few figs when I walk by it when they are ripe.

4 years ago.

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I got a recipe called "pineapple tepache" that I have started with the peels from several pineapples. The recipe calls for some brown sugar. I'll know in a few days how it is.

4 years ago.

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The tepache de piña is very good, and quite a new taste for me. It is rather tart, and I think it is slightly alcoholic

4 years ago.

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