Growing apples and pears in your backyard is not as simple as just digging hole, plopping in a tree and waiting for the bounty. Contra Costa Master Gardener Darlene DeRosa says you need to do research ...

Apples and pears %u2014 two seasonal gems with hints of gold%2C red%2C green and brown %u2014 prove fall is here. Roasted fruit comes out slightly puffed%2C steaming profusely and with juices ...

When it comes to losing weight, fruit is often the first food people turn to—it’s natural, sweet, and easy to eat on the go. But while apples and pears look similar and share many health benefits, ...

Fruit trees are often looked upon as the most difficult edible plants to grow — maybe with the exception of the tomato, depending on the year. Once a suitable variety is selected and planted, there’s ...

Wash but do not peel or core the fruit. Cut it into quarters. Place all the fruit in a large slow cooker. Cook on low overnight or at least 10 hours. Drain and press the fruit. I did this in batches ...

1. Combine the rice vinegar, cranberry juice, cranberries, shallot, sugar, rosemary, olive oil and salt and pepper to taste. Let the dressing stand for the flavors to meld. 2. Meanwhile, cut the pear ...

Growing and maintaining apple and pear trees is a rewarding experience for any gardener or citrus lover. Besides yielding yummy fruits, the trees can beautify your yard or garden with their flowering ...

Warm spices, apples and pears meet hazelnut crunch in a light fruity dessert. Bakes fast to satisfy winter cravings.