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cherry
prunuscerasus, prunuslaurocerasus, solanumpseudocapsicum.
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I fancy trying one of the cocktails he started with, a Hix Fix - a morello cherry soaked in Somerset apple eau de vie topped up with champagne.
Wines of the week by The Mirror (London, England)
His last lunch consisted of a morello cherry cocktail and Champagne, a glass of 2006 Pouilly-Vinzelles Burgundy, oysters and Morecambe Bay shrimps, a bottle of 2007 Cotes due Rhone, a red-legged partridge with bread sauce, pear cider jelly and many cigarettes.
A fitting finale for Floyd by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Duck is also a great alternative to turkey during the festive period and for those looking for a Christmas dinner with a difference, Cherry Valley's Easy Carve with a Morello Cherry and Pork Stuffing is the perfect centre piece for any seasonal dinner table.
Treat yourself to roast duck; Food IT'S that time of year when we're ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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