Kiwano, is also called African horned cucumber, jelly melon, or orange spiky fruit. It is a tropical fruit in the cucumber family and originates in Africa, Australia and islands in the Pacific. They are covered in spikes and ripen to a bright orange. You can eat the pulp and seeds. Consider these recipes: 1. Sorbet: https://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2006/12/kiwano-banana-and-pineapple-sorbet.html 2. Salad: https://www.shepaused4thought.com/kiwanomelonsalad/
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Kiwano, is also called African horned cucumber, jelly melon, or orange spiky fruit. It is a tropical fruit in the ... more

Has a fragrant lemon scent - great for Thai dishes or as a tea.

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Small compact heads of romaine lettuce
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Mustard, arugula, scarlet frills, mizuna

A colorful and delicious mix of loose leaf lettuce
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Three ounces of baby Ruby Leaf lettuce. Boost of antioxidants with the red tint of this variety.

When pealed and cooked wax melon will soften and absorb accompanying flavors. The Baker Creek seed catalogue describes this fruit perfectly: "A mammoth version of the ancient winter melon from Asia. Wax melon has been dated back 2700 years ago in China; thanks to its long history, countless recipes exist for this versatile fruit. A staple winter food, its waxy rind helps to preserve the fruit for up to 12 months. The flesh is candied and stuffed into dessert pastries, stewed into hearty winter soups, stir fried and used to fill moon cakes for China’s Autumn Moon Festival. Fruit can weigh up to 75 pounds each. This beautiful black type is a popular wax melon variety in China, but still unknown here. Named for the long dark fruit which resembles a bullet. Excellent storage quality and snow-white flesh. An excellent substitute for zucchini squash, but these are tastier!"
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When pealed and cooked wax melon will soften and absorb accompanying flavors. The Baker Creek seed catalogue describes this fruit ... more

May include any combination of the following: Tomatoes, Carrots, Radishes, Spinach, Swiss chard, Mixed greens, Pea tendrils, Mixed loose lettuces, Peppers, Herbs
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May include any combination of the following: Tomatoes, Carrots, Radishes, Spinach, Swiss chard, Mixed greens, Pea tendrils, Mixed loose lettuces, ... more