- published: 29 Jul 2016
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Gravenstein (from German, meaning "Gråsten") is a variety of apple native to Gråsten in South Jutland, Denmark. The cultivar was discovered in 1669 as a chance seedling.
The 'Gravenstein' plant is a triploid; it requires pollination from other trees, and is a poor pollinator of other apples.The 'Gravenstein' apple has a tart flavor. In the Northern Hemisphere it is picked in July and August and is heavily used as a cooking apple, especially for apple sauce and apple cider. It does not keep well, so it is available only in season. In addition, the short stems and variable ripening times make harvesting and selling difficult. The skin is a delicately waxy yellow-green with crimson spots and reddish lines, but the apple may also occur in a classically red variation. These red apples, known as 'Red Gravensteins', are sports, which are genetically similar to 'Gravenstein', so they are not good pollinators for it, and nor is it for them. The flesh is juicy, finely grained, and light yellow.
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Keywords: chase, father-son-relationship, hitman, impalement, kidnapping, los-angeles-california, mafia, martial-arts, murder, neo-noirIntroducing the Gravenstein Apple! The Gravenstein’s arrival marks the beginning of the fresh apple season. Ripened in the warm summer days of Northern California’s Sonoma County countryside and sweetened by its cool evening fog, this sweet-tart apple is celebrated for its superior taste and baking prestige as well as its endangered status. Slow Food USA includes the Gravenstein on its Ark of Taste, “a living collection of distinctive and meaningful foods in danger of extinction." To learn more about the Gravenstein apple: http://fruitguys.com/almanac/2009/11/20/gravenstein-apple To order a limited-edition box: https://webportal.fruitguys.com/store/gravenstein/gravenstein
Gravenstein apples are only available during a few short weeks in August. If you blink you just might miss them!
In cooperation with the Russian River convivium of Slow Food, we tell the story of a program to help preserve the Gravenstein apple. As noted in the Ark of Taste program, this local treasure is exposed to the local community by giving free samples to patrons of public libraries.
Live at the Golden Gate Produce Market Mike Kaprielian with Shasta Produce reviews Gravenstein Apples and Sweet Surrender Grapes from @Grapery.
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Chalet Gravenstein Tirolo
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