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Перевод: raisin

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Тезаурус:

1. This autumn I visited the San Joaquin Valley in California where almost half of the world's raisin crop is grown.
2. The humble raisin has been around for at least 2,000 years, but it hasn't always been very popular - particularly in the US where novelty is all when it comes to food.
3. The renaissance of the raisin is one of the great US marketing success stories.
4. "I give a toast to you all this joyous, happy Christmas," said Mr Priddy, raising a glass of homemade raisin wine.
5. Small wonder that the US marketing industry was finding it hard to sell the idea of the raisin as an all-day snack.
6. Low in fat and sodium, rich in minerals and fibre, the raisin contains virtually no fear-inducing cholesterol.
7. Raisin or currant bread, spread with a mixture of low-calorie cream cheese, raisins, dried apricots and cinnamon 160 calories
8. The kitchen was filled with glorious smells of baking and Angus, with languid largesse, said he wouldn't notice if we ate a slice or two of his raisin bread, or of his apple and walnut.
9. It was a sell-out, and the Californian raisin industry was born.
10. Supper was as lavish as they had yet had in Scotland: "A large dish of minced beef collops, a large dish of fricassee of fowl, I believe a dish called fried chicken or something like it, a dish of ham or tongue, some excellent haddocks, some herrings, a large bowl of rich milk, frothed, as good a bread-pudding as I ever tasted, full of raisin and lemon or orange peel, and sillabubs made with port wine and in sillabub glasses.
11. One the first night our dessert of a white meringue swan floating on a sea of raspberry sauce with a scoop of rum and raisin ice-cream nestling between its folded wings, gives an idea of how beautifully presented the meals were.
12. RAISIN D'ETRE
13. As a dessert or table raisin, the flavour of the muscatel berry cannot be surpassed.