Burdick Chocolates
It’s Chinese New Year: celebrate The Year of The Dog with this exciting box of chocolate from master chocolatier Larry Burdick. The limited edition assortment is infused with Asian flavors.
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Bloody Good Oranges

   

From the name, blood oranges should be in season at Halloween—but these wonders are in stores right now. Even our local supermarket has them! Looking exactly like regular oranges on the outside, their inside flesh is deep rosy red instead of a regular orange color; and the flavor is a cross of orange and raspberry—some people call them “raspberry oranges.” Whatever you call them, be sure you buy some before the season is over. Eat them for breakfast instead of grapefruit (or squeeze them for heavenly juice); add them to fruit salads, green salads, and seafood and chicken salads for beautiful color and flavor; use sections to garnish grilled fish (or create a concasse); enjoy them for dessert and snacks; and take the time to make a memorable blood orange sorbet.

   

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