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Category Archives: Farming and Agriculture

August 1, 2013
by Mimi Holtz
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Burrata: A Demonstration by Domenico Marchitelli of Maplebrook Farm

I will admit that until a few weeks ago I had never heard of burrata.  This dreamy sphere of fresh mozzarella stuffed with a decadent creamy filling originated in Puglia, Italy.  The story goes that cheese makers needed a way … Continue reading →

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July 23, 2013
by Mimi Holtz
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Vermont Cheesemakers Festival at Shelburne Farms in Shelburne, Vermont

The 5th annual Vermont Cheesemakers Festival was held on July 21, 2013 and for the first time, I was able to go!  This event sells out every year, so I ordered my ticket online before I left California.  The day … Continue reading →

Categories: Cheese, Farming and Agriculture, Food, Mimi's Picks, Photography, Stories, Vermont | Permalink

July 22, 2013
by Mimi Holtz
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Mimi Avocado Visits Cabot Creamery in Cabot, Vermont

Last Saturday I drove out to Cabot, Vermont to see the Cabot Creamery.  It has been many years since I’ve been there…33 to be exact.  The last time I went to Cabot was in 1981 when my then-boyfriend had come … Continue reading →

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June 27, 2013
by Mimi Holtz
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Simply Avocados: Easy and Healthy Summertime Meals

California avocado harvest is in full swing now, so  we have lots of ripe avocados in the kitchen.   I don’t usually plan special recipes,  but find ways to incorporate avocados into our everyday meals.  That’s one of the best things … Continue reading →

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April 14, 2013
by Mimi Holtz
63 Comments

Making Guacamole with Hard Avocados

[Tweet “Are your avocados too hard to make guacamole? Wondering if you can use them even if they’re still hard?”] Having lived on an avocado farm with my husband who has grown avocados for over 40 years, I must tell … Continue reading →

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Mimi Avocado

Welcome! I’m Mimi Holtz!
Here you’ll find stories about growing avocados and protea, recipes, and lots of adventures.
When I was in my 20’s, I moved to California
from my home state Vermont.  I’ve been living on an avocado farm for 45 years, married to the farmer
who planted the trees in 1971.
Together we’ve raised 4 children  and now we’re grandparents.    Glad to have you here!

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