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The Raisin Industry
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Raisins
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Sun-Maid Raisins & Dried Fruit
• Celebrates the 100 year history of Sun-Maid® Growers • Including the original “Sun-Maid Girl” who brought these foods into generations of homes and hearts • More than 50 favorite recipes featuring raisins and dried fruits Sun-Maid© Natural Raisins and Dried Fruit have been a part of families for generations. So it's a terrific combination when Sun-Maid and Gooseberry Patch team up to create a cookbook filled with best-loved recipes and fun dried-fruit facts! From Banana French Toast to Apple-Raisin Stuffing, there's a recipe in here for every fruit fan. Plus, you'll learn all about this history of Sun-Maid, its delicious dried fruit and all sorts of other neat stories!
Raisin Production Manual
Over 80 years of UC research plus industry and grower experience and innovation are brought together in this production manual. Covers all aspects of the California system of raisin production from vineyard planting and development, pest management, cultural practices, harvesting, drying, handling, and economic considerations, to inspection and marketing. Chapters on grapevine physiology, growth and development, fruitfulness, fruit ripening and drying, characteristics, and raisin quality factors reveal the latest in technology and best practices. This 280 page manual is illustrated with 86 color and black and white photographs, 44 tables, and 72 graphs and line drawings. A detailed appendix outlines resources and organizations in the California raisin industry.
How Do You Raise a Raisin?
Looks at the history of raisins, tells how and where they are grown and produced, and includes facts about the benefits of raisins.
Almonds and Raisins
A family’s survival depends on their unbreakable bond. First in the trilogy of new beginnings and lasting dreams from the “undisputed queen of her genre” (The Jewish Chronicle). The Sandberg family arrive in England having fled Russia to avoid persecution. It is 1905, and in their new home of Manchester they soon discover that hardships can come in many forms. It’s a friendship with their neighbors, the Moritz family, that finally makes them feel at ease. As the two families become increasingly intertwined, it is eldest son David who finds the culture of his new country encourages him to rebel against his mother’s wishes. Sarah Sandberg has ruled the family with a quiet authority b...
