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In His Classic A Geography Of Oysters, Rowan Jacobsen Forever Changed The Way America Talks About Its Best Bivalve. Now He Does The Same For Our Favorite Fruit, Showing Us That There Is Indeed Life Beyond Red Delicious - And Even Honeycrisp. While Supermarkets Limit Their Offerings To A Few Waxy Options, Apple Trees With Lives Spanning Human Generations Are Producing Characterful Varieties - And Now They Are In The Midst Of A Rediscovery. From Heirlooms To New Designer Breeds, A Delicious Diversity Of Apples Is Out There For The Eating. Apples Have Strong Personalities, Ranging From Crabby To Wholesome. The Black Oxford Apple Is Actually Purple, And Looks Like A Plum. The Knobbed Russet Looks Like The Love Child Of A Toad And A Potato. (but Don't Be Fooled By Its Looks.) The D'arcy Spice Leaves A Hint Of Allspice On The Tongue. Cut Hidden Rose Open And Its Inner Secret Is Revealed. With More Than 150 Art-quality Color Photographs, Apples Of Uncommon Character Shows Us The Fruit In All Its Glory. Jacobsen Collected Specimens Both Common And Rare From All Over North America, Selecting 120 To Feature, Including The Best Varieties For Eating, Baking, And Hard-cider Making. Each Is Acco

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Author

Rowan Jacobsen; photography by Clare Barboza

Publisher

Bloomsbury Publishing USA

Published

2014

Language

EN

ISBN

9781632860354

Category

cooking

Subjects

History, Gardening, Cooking

Rating

4.27 / 5 (127 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14