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| 3112.1 | try idylwilde farms in acton, MA | ENABLE::GLANTZ | Mike 227-4299 DECtp TAY Littleton MA | Tue Jul 02 1991 10:58 | 0 |
| 3112.2 | | CIVAGE::ZUCKER | Something strange is afoot at the Circle K | Tue Jul 02 1991 11:44 | 2 |
| If you want to make the raspberries vinegar yourself there is an easy
recipe in note 24.0
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| 3112.3 | Rasberry Vinegar. | CHIPS::DACOSTA | | Tue Jul 02 1991 12:08 | 1 |
| The Old Country Store in Bolton (Rte. 117) has it also.
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| 3112.4 | definately worth going out of your way for! | CSSE32::GRAEME | Only elephants should wear ivory | Tue Jul 02 1991 12:12 | 13 |
| Since your node suggest Merrimack, you could try Jordan Marsh in
Bedford. They have a small specialty food section on the second floor,
right next to the Godiva chocolates. :^) They had both blackberry
vinegar and raspberry vinegar a few months back.
Also, if you are looking for a more elaborate bottle of raspberry
vinegar, the Elegant Farmer in Chelmsford has bottles of all sizes, as
well as prices. Expensive, but worth it.
Crabtree & Evelyn also sells it, although you'd have to travel a bit of
a distance. Any specialty food shop should carry this as a standard
item. Perhaps the place in the Pheasant Lane Mall has it? Try calling
first.....
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| 3112.5 | | CTHQ3::SANDSTROM | born of the stars | Wed Jul 03 1991 09:14 | 3 |
| I bought mine at Pheasant Lane Mall about a year ago. I think
the store name is "International Fare" or something like that.
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| 3112.6 | Shaw's | MAKO::GOODMAN | I don't have a personal name yet... | Wed Jul 03 1991 10:48 | 3 |
| Shaw's in Milford, NH. I'm sure the other locations would have it also.
Robin
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| 3112.7 | | FROGMN::GOGUEN | Ah yes, it all seems so bloody easy... | Fri Jul 12 1991 11:38 | 5 |
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Yankee Spirits in Sturbridge, MA
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| 3112.8 | Raspberry Vinegar - recipe and note 24 removed... | SEABRZ::SEELEY | | Fri Apr 08 1994 16:25 | 9 |
| Does anyone know where the recipe that is referred to in a previous reply here
- to make raspberry vinegar - as residing at note 24 has gone? Note 24 no
longer exists.
Thanks,
Lauren
Also, does anyone have any other recipes that USE raspberry vinegar?
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| 3112.9 | How-To | COMET::KENT | Onward, Through the Fog! | Fri Apr 08 1994 16:49 | 9 |
| My method is to buy 1 package overripe raspberries, toss any that are
too soft/mouldy[about � package, typically], put the rest in an empty
wine bottle, fill with white vinegar, cork, wait two weeks, enjoy.
As for recipes, our [shudder!] cafeteria makes a raspberry/walnut salad
dressing. I tried Good Seasons Italian with raspberry vinegar and
walnut oil. LOVED IT!
Steve
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| 3112.10 | good on veggies | GOLLY::CARROLL | the courage of my contradictions | Sat Apr 09 1994 17:43 | 11 |
| I was recently out of all other kinds of vinegar so in a moment of
desperation I tossed some raspberry vinegar onto my steamed spinach -
surprisingly good! The sweetness was not at all disconcerting and
actually worked well. I still prefer Balsamic though.
I also like a dish my mother made with very lightly steamed
green beans, matchstick carrots and red peppers - with raspberry
vinegar and asst herbs. (I can't ask her what because she never makes
the same thing twice.)
Diana
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| 3112.11 | | NOVA::FISHER | Tay-unned, rey-usted, rey-ady | Mon Apr 11 1994 06:30 | 3 |
| the recipe for Raspberry vinegar is in the latter half of note 35.4.
ed
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| 3112.12 | Silver Palate Cookbooks | TANRU::CHAPMAN | | Mon Apr 11 1994 12:12 | 4 |
| The recipes that introduced me to this vinegar were in the Silver
Palate and the Silver Palate Good Times Cookbooks. The *best* was
raspberry chicken breasts .... ymmmmmmmm. I've modifed those
particular recipes by using blueberry vinegar too.
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