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In Season Archive

October 24, 2005
Fennel

Crunchy-bulbed and frilly-fronded, fennel is a tad misunderstood.

October 17, 2005
Oysters

Despite that persistent old wives’ tale, it’s okay to eat oysters year-round, even during those months lacking an 'r.' Something called refrigeration took care of that.

October 10, 2005
Sweet Potatoes

The nutrient-packed root vegetable needn’t always meet a baby-food-soft, marshmallow-congealed fate.

October 3, 2005
Thai Chiles

As a rule, the smaller the chile, the hotter its bite.

September 26, 2005
Heirloom Tomatoes

Two of summer's sweetest pleasures arrive as it's ending: an ocean warm enough to swim in, and exquisitely ripe heirloom tomatoes.

September 19, 2005
Long Beans

Crunchy and mild, the vegetable's perfectly suited to stir-frying, and a few go a long way.

September 12, 2005
Eggplant

Eggplant, like its fellow nightshades tomatoes and peppers, comes in a psychedelic array of shapes and colors, all in late-summer profusion now at the Greenmarket.

September 5, 2005
Corn

Like tomatoes and zucchini, sweet corn—available now in great, bulging, three-for-a-dollar heaps at your local farmer’s market—is a summer necessity.

August 22, 2005
Okra

There is the slime factor, yes, but you've got to admit those fuzzy little green pods are pretty cute.

July 24, 2005
Nasturtiums

Not just a pretty face, nasturtiums make for eminent nose-to-tail eating.

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