Tropical Fruit
A hundred and fifty years ago citizens of the Unites States had never seen a banana, and people in Moscow had never eaten an orange. Today, there are still dozens of species of lush, nutritious tropical fruits largely unknown outside their native habitats. This book takes us to the source, into the exotic regions where tropical fruits grow. With exquisite botanical paintings commissioned especially for this book, along with full-color photographs, Tropical Fruit delves into botanical qualities of each fruit and explains how, with care, they can be grown in other regions. Tropical Fruit also offers readers recipes that will make real show-stoppers at home. Art, botany, travelogue and cookbook, this book is a lush and rewarding blend—and surely one of the most satisfying gift books of the season.
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Tropical Fruit
A hundred and fifty years ago citizens of the Unites States had never seen a banana, and people in Moscow had never eaten an orange. Today, there are still dozens of species of lush, nutritious tropical fruits largely unknown outside their native habitats. This book takes us to the source, into the exotic regions where tropical fruits grow. With exquisite botanical paintings commissioned especially for this book, along with full-color photographs, Tropical Fruit delves into botanical qualities of each fruit and explains how, with care, they can be grown in other regions. Tropical Fruit also offers readers recipes that will make real show-stoppers at home. Art, botany, travelogue and cookbook, this book is a lush and rewarding blend—and surely one of the most satisfying gift books of the season.
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Tropical Fruit

Tropical Fruit

by Desmond Tate, D. J. Tate
Tropical Fruit

Tropical Fruit

by Desmond Tate, D. J. Tate

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A hundred and fifty years ago citizens of the Unites States had never seen a banana, and people in Moscow had never eaten an orange. Today, there are still dozens of species of lush, nutritious tropical fruits largely unknown outside their native habitats. This book takes us to the source, into the exotic regions where tropical fruits grow. With exquisite botanical paintings commissioned especially for this book, along with full-color photographs, Tropical Fruit delves into botanical qualities of each fruit and explains how, with care, they can be grown in other regions. Tropical Fruit also offers readers recipes that will make real show-stoppers at home. Art, botany, travelogue and cookbook, this book is a lush and rewarding blend—and surely one of the most satisfying gift books of the season.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789813018761
Publisher: Didier Millet Pte, Editions
Publication date: 03/01/2001
Pages: 96
Product dimensions: 8.30(w) x 9.36(h) x 0.78(d)
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