OT: Seville oraqnges.

Jan 24, 2009 43 Replies

Are you sure they were oranges, and not tangelos? There are so many types of oranges grown in FL. Valencias for juice, navels for eating, haneybells

- very sweet - short season, temples- another eating orange, then the tangerines and tangelos - a hybrid. They might have just been "sour oranges".

ellice

There seem to be several varieties these days..one hears of Hamlins quite a bit.

The groves that have been let to grow wild produce tart oranges, so I am told. I haven't tried them, but that may be workable for marmalade.

Gill

Didn`t your mother teach you to say "No thank you," Jim???

Pat

When i cook the rice and mean to serve it cold i pour it into a wonderpot , let it cool , turn over on a big plate and put fresh mints and banna slices into the hole in the middle . mirjam

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