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melon salad…

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autumn Wings

The cold that s & rsquo; installs permanently

Do not stop my flights

Continue blithely

Their greedy merry way

D & rsquo; summer,

They became autumn

Autumn !!!

Beautiful colors in the & rsquo; year

Season-rich products

That allows me to continue

To offer

Colorful delights

originals, quick to make …

Simply delicious.


BN Nath

The 16/10/2016

 

Read here the thread of my summer flights

 

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Le melon charentais a une fois de plus été la vedette de nos tablées cet été. Galia melon, on the other hand, un fruit around, orange-beige skin, à l’écorce finement brodée et à la chair d’un beau vert tendre, was ignored by many. When I talk about it around me, I am asked : « The Spanish melon ? I never think of buying it !!! ». Indeed, the spanish variety of melon, shaped like a rugby ball and with juicy flesh, is as powerless to impose itself on our plate as the Galia. The latter, however, has a watery flesh, subtly sweet, very fragrant, qui peut s’apprécier à l’entrée comme au dessert.

 

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LE MELON "CHARENTAIS DE CAVAILLON"

Le type de melon le plus cultivé en France depuis la seconde moitié du XXème siècle est le melon de Cavaillon ou Charentais : fruits around, approximately one kilogram, precocious, orange flesh, furrowed, sweet and fragrant. This is not the melon traditionally cultivated in Provence which can be seen illustrations eg on postcards Cavaillon market in the late nineteenth century. Il n’est pas décrit sous ce nom dans « le Vilmorin », ouvrage de référence ; cependant la description de la variété « melon de 28 jours » s’en rapproche. It would seem that a young farmer of the Cavaillon area either went into military service in the years to Charentes 1920, he noticed a local variety and has reported seeds in his hometown. This melon has adapted and adopted first by the producers of the Cavaillon area then the whole of France, d’où le « melon charentais de Cavaillon ».

January February 2014

Michel PITRAT

Directeur de recherche à l’INRA Avignon

Membre du comité de rédaction de Jardins de France

http://www.jardinsdefrance.org/le-melon-toute-une-histoire/

Je vous propose des salades variées à base de melon

Issues de mon imagination

En ébullition

 

Je commence par la salade de duo de melons aux copeaux de parmesan (dédiée aux Afapeuses 🙂 )

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