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| From: | kate (90.244.189.202)
| | Subject: | persimmon ripening? | |
Date: | November 28, 2012 at 5:42 pm PST |
In Reply to: Re: COLD DARK DAYS OF WINTER posted by Dr. Doug Graham on November 27, 2012 at 2:28 pm:
Hi Dr G, I too of course love persimmon, I even managed to force a few on my mum and she likes them too! (At 84 nearly, she is not over-keen to try new foods). So, in October I had half a dozen trays from my wholesaler, around 150 fruits in total. They sat in my ripening window, slowly becoming edible over the weeks. They were delicious at first, then the last 20-30 were unpleasant: blackish patches inside, and worse still, some that looked good but contained repulsive hardened jelly-like parts toward the centre; undetectable til in the mouth. I was left wondering if it was just a bad tray, or if I had kept them too long, and this was their response to not ripening in the now chilly UK weather. Do you have as special system for ripening them in weather like this? Thank you in advance.
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