Dive into growing our new Red Belgium Endive crop and check out Yokohama Chickens, Italian Stone Pine Trees, and more! Available for a limited time!
Crop:
Animals
The Yokohama Chicken: is native to Japan and is easily recognized by the unique plumage in the male.
The Gray Mirandaise Cow: is a French breed originating from a Gason cow and a Garonnais bull.
The Damascus Goat: is raised most often in Syria and Lebanon and generally valuable for milk production.
The Gray Swamp Rabbit: native to the southern United States, has fur so thick it virtually waterproofs the animal's skin.
Trees
Mahonia lomariifolia, or the Chinese Holly Grape Tree: produces bright blue fruits in long strands that are often made into jams.
Pinus pinea, or the Italian Stone Pine Tree: can grow up to sixty feet tall and produces pine cones containing pine nuts.
Sorbus domestica, or the Service Tree: produces a reddish fruit that can be eaten raw or turned into a cider.
Recipes
Baked with freshly picked red Belguim endive and caramelized with pure sugar: this dish is perfect served as dessert or a special treat!
Whole wheat batter and fresh Italian pine nuts: are all you need for this tempting treat!
Goat cheese is preferable, but any cheese will do, to make this delicate and delicious appetizer.
Dried Chinese holly grapes: are easy to prepare. The sun does most of the work for you!
Spread it on toast or add a dab to your favorite pastry. Either way, service berry jam: is a mouthful of flavor!
A cool pitcher of ice filled with Chinese holly juice: can quench the thirst of any parched farmer!
Whole wheat batter and fresh Italian pine nuts: are all you need for this tempting treat!
Fresh service berries and a homemade pie crust made with wheat flower: the two things you need to make a service berry pie!
Start your mornings right with a hot porridge flavored with tasty Chinese holly grapes!
Eat healthy with a base of fresh lettuce and a sprinkling of crunchy Italian pine nuts!
A salad of red Belgium endive and fresh lettuce: is a healthy and colorful introduction to any meal!
If you want to make yummy service berry syrup: all you need is service berries and a kitchen to cook in!
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