Season Sixteen, episode one. Feijoa Fandango
Meet the feijoa, a sun loving fruit that tastes like a blend of pineapple, guava, and mint, and learn how it grows in warm gardens around the world.
Season Sixteen of sixteen
Season sixteen, Under the Sun, celebrates warm climate fruits, vegetables, roots, and herbs that thrive in sunshine. From tropical fruits to golden roots and sun loving herbs, listeners will meet produce that grows best where the days are long and warm, and discover how these sunny flavors travel to kitchens around the world.
Meet the feijoa, a sun loving fruit that tastes like a blend of pineapple, guava, and mint, and learn how it grows in warm gardens around the world.
Discover the cherimoya, a creamy tropical fruit with a custard like flesh that has been called one of the most delicious fruits in the world.
Explore the sapodilla, a sweet and malty tropical fruit that once gave the world its chewing gum.
Learn about the longan, a small sweet fruit whose translucent flesh and dark seed earned it the name dragon's eye.
Take a closer look at the tamarillo, a tangy tree tomato from the Andes that adds bright flavor to sauces and jams.
Discover the golden berry, a sunny fruit wrapped in a papery husk with a sweet and tart flavor all its own.
Journey into the world of bitter melon, a bumpy gourd prized for its bold, bitter bite in cuisines across Asia.
Explore edamame, the tender young soybean that makes a simple, protein rich snack in kitchens from Japan to the world.
Uncover the golden story of turmeric, the warm and earthy root that colors dishes and traditions across the globe.
Celebrate basil, the fragrant sun loving herb that brings sweet, peppery freshness to kitchens around the world.