The Baltimore Sun in 60 seconds: Blueberries, miracle fruit and whole grain crackers

by Marisa McClellan, Posted Jun 25th 2008 @ 8:33PM

Blueberry season has started and they are now available at produce stands, u-pick farms and local markets.
Rob Kasper and a bunch of Baltimore food bloggers get together and try miracle fruit. It makes the tart taste sweet and the bitter taste absolutely delectable.
Whole grain crackers are easy to make at home and are far better than the ones you buy in a box.
Ever have trouble figuring out which wine will go with dinner? Then it's time to check out "Wines That Love." Their labels are printed with images of foods with which they go well.
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In the Recipe Finder, a missing Lemon Cake recipe is found.
Stir fry is a quick dinner that let's you get creative and use up what you have in your fridge.
A new cookbook helps make cooking accessible for the blind.

Tags: Baltimore sun, BaltimoreSun, blueberries, in 60 seconds, In60Seconds, miracle fruit, MiracleFruit, whole grain crackers, WholeGrainCrackers

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6-28-2008 @9:30PM J Krak said... OMG, you actually mentioned miracle fruit. This is why I love you slash food lol. I got a Miracle Fruit plant via MiracleFruitHut like a few months ago LOVE IT.
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7-01-2008 @12:07AM Annie Hwan said... Wow this must be a fad! I bought my miracle fruit tree from www.miracle-berrys.com and I'm gonna be harvesting some miracle berries soon,
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9-05-2008 @11:12PM MiracleFruitHut.com said... Yes, this is indeed an intriguing berry and a great experience.

The miraclefruithut has recently under gone new ownerhship we now offer the berry itself in its natural form aswell as the tablets and the plants themselves in different sizes (pregrown appox 1 year). We also have recipies on our websites for drinks you can try with the miracle berry! Take a look for more information and a source of supply for the miracle fruit! http://www.miraclefruit.com
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