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Consider the Pawpaw - Vimarsana News

Consider the Pawpaw

Not everyone knows what a pawpaw is. Until more recently, it has been discarded and forgotten, falling in and out of favor over the years. For some, it is a luscious dessert, a delightful treasure hiding in the woods. For others, it is, to say the least, an acquired taste (and texture). It is an enigma.

The six-year journey to growing pawpaws in Canajoharie - Vimarsana News

The six-year journey to growing pawpaws in Canajoharie

Eric Stroud, who runs Mohawk Spirits in Canajoharie, and his wife Jeannie, are growing...

Dr. Gracie Kearse McCastler's new book "Reconnecting with the Forgotten Fruit: A Daily Scriptural Guide to Enhance Your Walk with God" guides readers in prayer - Vimarsana News

Dr. Gracie Kearse McCastler's new book "Reconnecting with the Forgotten Fruit: A Daily Scriptural Guide to Enhance Your Walk with God" guides readers in prayer

Dr. Gracie Kearse McCastler’s new book “Reconnecting with the Forgotten Fruit: A Daily Scriptural Guide to Enhance Your Walk with God” guides readers in prayer Share Article Recent release “Reconnecting with the Forgotten Fruit: A Daily Scriptural Guide to Enhance Your Walk with God” from Page Publishing author Dr. Gracie Kearse McCastler is a spiritual guide for readers looking to enrich their daily moments of prayer. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (PRWEB) May 04, 2021 Dr. Gracie Kearse McCastler, a retired educator, an author, a...

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The Mad Scientist of Pawpaws – Garden & Gun - Vimarsana News

The Mad Scientist of Pawpaws – Garden & Gun

Slicing into the fruit’s golden flesh. Twenty-five Years ago, I was walking the woods along the Potomac not two miles from the White House with my foraging mentor, a cranky, gravel-voiced woman named Paula Smith. “It’s a weird tree, okay?” she called over her shoulder as we walked into the gloom of the woods. “The flowers are sorta liver colored and don’t smell too good. That’s ’cause they get pollinated by scavenger insects, blowflies and beetles. You really want to help them out, you hang some roadkill in the tree.” I was suddenly less interested in finding and eating the...