Comments on: grape pie revisited http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573 blog from our kitchen - an eclectic mix of recipes kitchen-tested and/or created by us - TPH and EJM Fri, 03 Sep 2010 07:20:54 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: The Cottage Feast http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-35781 The Cottage Feast Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:11:18 +0000 http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573#comment-35781 <strong>Coronation grape pie...</strong> Like the hon­eycrisp apple, the coron­a­tion sov­er­eign grape was developed in the 1970s and has quickly become pop­u­lar among farm­ers and consumers—according to a Toronto Star art­icle, it’s now south­ern Ontario’s most com­monly planted seed­less ... Coronation grape pie…

Like the hon­eycrisp apple, the coron­a­tion sov­er­eign grape was developed in the 1970s and has quickly become pop­u­lar among farm­ers and consumers—according to a Toronto Star art­icle, it’s now south­ern Ontario’s most com­monly planted seed­less …

]]> By: Jeanne http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-12856 Jeanne Tue, 30 Sep 2008 16:49:07 +0000 http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573#comment-12856 I'm fascinated by this - never heard of or eaten grape pie. But as you say, if blueberry, why not grape? Looks delighfully knobbly and delicious :) I’m fascinated by this – never heard of or eaten grape pie. But as you say, if blueberry, why not grape? Looks delighfully knobbly and delicious :)

]]> By: Jude http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-12574 Jude Sat, 20 Sep 2008 15:51:27 +0000 http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573#comment-12574 The prices for blueberries have been ridiculous in some places. Looks like grapes are as good a substitute as blueberries! The prices for blueberries have been ridiculous in some places. Looks like grapes are as good a substitute as blueberries!

]]> By: ejm http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-12573 ejm Sat, 20 Sep 2008 14:41:34 +0000 http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573#comment-12573 I'm not sure if they are coronations, Sheryl; the grapes we bought are seedless and according to the information at <a href="http://www.ontariotenderfruit.com/index.php?state=category~5" rel="nofollow">ontariotenderfruit.com</a>, coronations are semi-seedless. WHAT a good idea, Dana! I would never have thought of making grape focaccia! -Elizabeth <small class="note">edit 25 September 2008: <i>Sheryl, you're right. They were Coronation grapes in the pie.</i></small> I’m not sure if they are coronations, Sheryl; the grapes we bought are seedless and according to the information at ontariotenderfruit.com, coronations are semi-seedless.

WHAT a good idea, Dana! I would never have thought of making grape focaccia!

-Elizabeth

edit 25 September 2008: Sheryl, you’re right. They were Coronation grapes in the pie.

]]> By: Dana McCauley http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-12571 Dana McCauley Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:35:23 +0000 http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573#comment-12571 I've never made grape pie but I have used these lovely little orbs to make a really delicious sweet foccaccia. I’ve never made grape pie but I have used these lovely little orbs to make a really delicious sweet foccaccia.

]]> By: Taste T.O. - Food & Drink In Toronto » Blog-A-Log - Saturday, September 20th http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-12567 Taste T.O. - Food & Drink In Toronto » Blog-A-Log - Saturday, September 20th Sat, 20 Sep 2008 11:41:17 +0000 http://etherwork.net/blog/?p=573#comment-12567 [...] Blog From Our Kitchen - Elizabeth makes grape pie. (Psst - they're probably Coronations, a close relation to Concords - similar, but smaller and seedless.) [...] [...] Blog From Our Kitchen – Elizabeth makes grape pie. (Psst – they’re probably Coronations, a close relation to Concords – similar, but smaller and seedless.) [...]

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