How To Use Gooseberry In A Sentence
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The fruit of the fig is about as big as a rounceval pea, or very small gooseberry; and each of them, upon breaking off the stalk very close, produces one drop of a milky liquor, resembling the juice of our figs, of which the tree is indeed a species.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 13
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Blindfolded, I don't believe I could have told, but from inspection I think it contained apple, gooseberry and blackcurrant.
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Produced with technocrat perfection, it presents the palate with a pleasing gooseberry and apple-like nose and a palate that vibrates with clean fruit flavours.
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Many birds love berries of barberry, beautyberry, cotoneaster, currant, elderberry, gooseberry, holly, mahonia, mountain ash, nandina, pyracantha, and strawberry tree (not all plants grow in every zone).
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The elderflower has a musky scent that really lifts the gooseberries - try adding it to gooseberry fool too.
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For the record I scoffed a tiny tub of blackcurrant so purple it sent my teeth mauve, and another of gooseberry and elderflower.
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It is a zesty wine with zing and zip, good acidity and a fantastic array of aromas, predominately passionfruit, asparagus, cut grass and gooseberry.
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I did the same, making no further advances to him, though, as I recalled how I hammered his body and head, and how he must have been pricked by falling into the gooseberry bush, I felt sorry, and if he had offered to shake hands I should have forgotten how grubby his always were, and held out mine at once.
Brownsmith's Boy A Romance in a Garden
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Light and fruity aromas of soft gooseberry with a whiff of crème fraiche deliver zippy flavours of light gooseberry and lemon before a crisp and dry, slightly minerally finish.
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Gooseberry bushes can be similarly pruned but take out some of the old shoots from the centre of the shrub to keep it open and to make it easier to pick the fruit from these very prickly customers.
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From this month you can buy direct their organic all-year-round storecupboard supplies along with seasonal delights like gooseberry confiture, tomato and basil jelly and summer garden piccalilli.
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Small amounts of sugar may be required to take away the sharpness from fruit purées such as gooseberry and rhubarb - but avoid adding sugar to food and drinks.
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On the nose, it has strong, fragrant aromas of gooseberry and lime, supported by searingly fresh acidity on the palate.
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Despite my love of beasties generally, the larvae of the gooseberry sawfly are top of my hit list at the moment.
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He quotes also a poem that calls the sallow ‘the strength of bees’, and the hawthorn, ‘the barking of hounds’, and the gooseberry bush, ‘the sweetest of trees’, and the yew, ‘the oldest of trees’.
Later Articles and Reviews
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Arjun Khanna, a debonair Delhiite, nibbles on a cape gooseberry galette as he explains how remarkable it is that Pamela, a Scot, is reintroducing the locals to the delights of their own backyard.
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The menu is mouth-watering - pies with chicken, pheasant and apricot; pork and caramelised gooseberry; venison and blackcurrant.
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The elderflower has a musky scent that really lifts the gooseberries - try adding it to gooseberry fool too.
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I have a friend that makes the most wonderful gooseberry ice-cream, using fresh berries and Greek yoghurt.
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Since then we have cleared ground and are now the proud owners of two red currant bushes, a gooseberry - and thanks to the generosity of a kind-hearted neighbour - a row of Mediterranean garlic.
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The elderflower has a musky scent that really lifts the gooseberries - try adding it to gooseberry fool too.
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Gooseberry powder and seeds of drumstick when mixed in water, promote sedimentation of impurities.
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Late May and early June signal the first of the gooseberries to be cooked gently, then pureed and swirled through cream to make a wonderful gooseberry fool.
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Wherever have you taken yourself off to? "shouted a boyish voice, as its owner, jumping an obstructing gooseberry bush, tore around the corner of the house from the kitchen garden on to the strip of rough lawn that faced the windows.
A Popular Schoolgirl
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And for a touch of the sunbaked south, Chef Eysteinsson drops an orange Colombian physalis berry (Cape gooseberry) complete with papery ecru leaves, on top of the whipped cream.
Icelandic Dining After the Collapse
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Celebrate your first spotting with a crumble, then progress to the obligatory and unsurpassable gooseberry fool.
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Pineapples are being grown in Karachi and its environs in increasing numbers so a few of these wouldn't go amiss along with physalis peruviana, better known as either Chinese gooseberry or cape gooseberry.
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I was playing gooseberry at Sunday lunch in Dunbrody House, Wexford.
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A few wild fruits are sometimes procured, among which is the small purple apple mentioned by Cook, and a fruit which has the appearance of a grape, though in taste more like a green gooseberry, being excessively sour: probably were it meliorated by cultivation, it would become more palatable.
The Expedition to Botany Bay
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Take the physalis (cape gooseberry) I tried raising from seed for the first time this season, for instance.
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Derived from a highly purified and standardized extract of the unique antioxidant superfruit Phyllanthus emblica, or Indian gooseberry, Capros® is not just another amla, which is the popular name in India for this well-known and highly revered Ayurvedic remedy.
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On the nose, it has strong, fragrant aromas of gooseberry and lime, supported by searingly fresh acidity on the palate.
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The acidity in this wine is mean, and there are unripe gooseberry flavours ready to give your taste buds a good kicking.
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One hundred years later there were 722 varieties of gooseberries and 171 gooseberry shows at which to exhibit them.
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A good gooseberry will weigh between one and a half and two ounces and is the size of a golf ball.
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He has been growing his own grapes for over ten years, with vines trailing through a sunny shed in a garden full of blackberry and gooseberry trees.
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Lady Eskdale sent off another groom to Lord Eskdale, and tried to finish her sandwich, but thought the bread was dry and the butter strong, and again sipped her gooseberry wine, and avowed that she never quite liked home-made wines.
The Semi-Attached Couple
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The gooseberry sawfly also targets white and redcurrants, so it's worth keeping a close eye on them too.
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I stayed for the next two days, but seeing Beth and Steve together made me feel a bit of a gooseberry.
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First plums through the door will end up as crumble - there is no finer fruit for it save the gooseberry - and after that there will be pie.
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If serving the gooseberry fool on its own, add a little extra sugar to taste.
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If you like seafood, go for the Baked pomfret with gooseberry sauce, or the Cornish buttered lobster, a simple recipe that brings out the full flavour of the lobster.
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Before very recently, I had never eaten a gooseberry, or even seen one, as far as I know.
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Fresh fruits and vegetables such as amla or gooseberry, capsicum, kiwi, broccoli, strawberries, mushrooms, soya and whole grains are high in vitamins.
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In the mouth it is beautiful and delicate with pineapple, gooseberry, and green apple flavors that are framed by what I can only describe as a honeyed complexion.
Vinography: A Wine Blog
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Here the silene rears high its head with fringed corolla of scarlet; and there the wild gooseberry dazzles the eye with a perfect shower of tubular flowers of the same bright color.
Our Italy
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The Indian Gooseberry, or amla, has long been a part of local culture in the southern regions of the country.
Indian Gooseberry Grows Profits for Farmers
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As for specimen plants, how about a blackcurrant bush, a standard gooseberry or a miniature Coronet apple tree?
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The upfront gooseberry aromas and flavours combine perfectly in this soft drinkable wine.
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One stage of this disease is on the gooseberry or currant, that is, we find it now on the white pine and going to the gooseberry or currant.
Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 Embracing the Transactions of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society,Volume 44, from December 1, 1915, to December 1, 1916, Including the Twelve Numbers of "The Minnesota Horticulturist" for 1916
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Like its cousins, the currants, the gooseberry is at its southern limit here, but grows well if given a little afternoon shade and set in native clay soil that is not prone to waterlogging.
Groundwork: Green, mouth-puckering and fabulous
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Linger over platters of tzimmes with prunes and raisins, braised brisket with potatoes and, for dessert, gooseberry clafouti with homemade ice cream.
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A broad path followed the stone wall that surrounded them, encompassed by a low hedge of cornelian cherry trees and rose, gooseberry, and current bushes.
Secrets of the Tudor Court
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An elegant but crisp wine with ripe, gooseberry flav son the fe palate backed by tropical fruits a hint of grassiness that lingers on the aftertaste.
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Raspberry, blackcurrant and gooseberry bushes had died, the privet hedge would soon be gone and vegetables wouldn't grow in the garden, only one of two affected.
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The earliest record is said to be a fruiterer's bill from the court of the English King Edward I, dated 1276, for gooseberry bushes imported from France.
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Every time my gooseberry bush starts to bear fruit, it develops a fungus.
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And there are some hedges left, and the one we followed for the first mile had a good mix of native species, thorn, elder, holly, hazel, wild rose, gooseberry, sloe and horse chestnut.
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Unlike harsher laxatives, it contains three important tropical fruits, one of which is called amla or Indian gooseberry Chebulic myrobalan, which is very high in vitamin C.
THE NATURAL REMEDY BIBLE
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Gooseberry: a special jam for us these gooseberries are grown in lynden raspberry - black currant jam: my mother s favorite recipe, we have added this blend
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‘Josta’ berry takes the looks of a gooseberry, removes the thorns, and makes it sweeter.
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This piercingly aromatic, citrus fruit and gooseberry-like white is drier and much closer to Sancerre than most Kiwi interpretations of the grape.
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The calculations of the "curculio" and "codling moth" are brought to naught by turning hogs into the orchard to eat the stung fruit as it falls, and the larva that depastures upon the leaves of the current and gooseberry is destroyed by syringing the plants with a mixture of soap, salt, and water.
The $100 Prize Essay on the Cultivation of the Potato. Prize offered by W. T. Wylie and awarded to D. H. Compton. How to Cook the Potato, Furnished by Prof. Blot.
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Berries start off green, closely resembling a small gooseberry, and hang firmly in clusters of three to five.
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When I arrived with Mr and Mrs Drummond many of the company were there; the garden was what they called illuminated, that is, every gooseberry-bush had one variegated lamp suspended above the centre; and, as Mr Tomkins told me afterwards, the lamps were red and yellow, according to the fruit they bore.
Jacob Faithful
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Unlike harsher laxatives, it contains three important tropical fruits, one of which is called amla or Indian gooseberry Chebulic myrobalan, which is very high in vitamin C.
THE NATURAL REMEDY BIBLE
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Classic Sancerre ingredients all coming together skillfully with sharpish gooseberry fruit rolling along a mineral path leading to a flinty finale. 5 Stars.
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Tulips and hyacinths, and polyanthuses and primroses, were in a flush of spring glory now; violets breathed everywhere; the snowy-flowered gooseberry and the red-flowered currant, and berberry with its luxuriant yellow bloom, and the almond, and a magnificent magnolia blossoming out in the arms of its evergreen sister, with many another flower less known to Eleanor, made the garden-terraces a little wilderness of loveliness and sweetness.
The Old Helmet
