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best uses & differences between seasonal pears + how to workout and donate to breast cancer.
best uses & differences between seasonal pears + how to workout and donate to breast cancer.
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| pear low down. on this weeks menu: pears, sausage, goats cheese & agrugula flatbread (available in paleo, gluten-free, and vegetarian) General Health Information:
Compearison of Varieties: Anjou  In salads and eaten raw by themselves or paired with cheese. Sweet juicy Anjous are perfect for baking into desserts like tarts. Anjou pears have a mild flavor and a firm texture, while still being sweet and juicy. They can be green or red, but the color doesn't indicate any major flavor or texture difference. Bartlett  Eaten fresh or in salads, canned, baked or poached. Bartletts are the juiciest pears when eaten raw and, consequently, lose their shape when cooked, turning to pear-sauce quite easily with the briefest exposure to heat. They are perfect for making pear butter or as we have it on our menu with goats cheese and arugula, Order HERE. Bosc  Eaten fresh, in salads or use in fruit baskets. Bosc pears are crisp when raw and hold their shape beautifully when cooked. They have the best example of the soft, grainy texture associated with pears. They are easy to recognize by their brownish russet skin, classic pear shape, and heady pear aroma. | pedal for pink! & bounce for the Girls! This upcoming Saturday, October 27th BEYOND studios is helping you workout & give back. Cycle at Snider - 10:30am Pilates at Lovers - Noon  Each class is FREE but they are asking for a min. $20 donation. ALL proceeds from these 2 classes will be donated back to the Susan G Komen foundation. How awesome is that? We LOVE it. Now, that's living fully. Reminder: Cycle at Snider - 10:30am Pilates at Lovers - Noon |
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