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Date: 2015-03-09 23:19:35 Eudicots Flora of North America Mexican cuisine Native American cuisine Opuntia Bacchus Marsh Victoria Prickly pear Cactus Cochineal Medicinal plants Americas Food and drink		APS Melton Newsletter Mar[removed]pdf Add to Reading List Source URL: www.apsvic.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 445,29 KB Share Document on Facebook

	SOMA Camp 2007 Presents ~The Sunday Night Dinner~ South of the Border Slaw Our rendition of how a slaw from, say Oaxaca, could taste. Prickly pear fruit (“tunas”)-based dressing, seasonal winter citrus, pickled wild DocID: 1tS92 - View Document
	BEVERAGES MARGARITAS* Classic 7 Baja 9 Frozen 8 Frozen Prickly Pear 9 DocID: 1kOrH - View Document
	COCKTAILS PRICKLY PEAR MIMOSA sparkling wine, mandarin/tangerine puree, and prickly pear syrup. kiwi and prickly pear pâte de fruit garnish. 10 ELMER FUDD’S REVENGE double cross vodka, lemongrass syrup, lemon juice, f DocID: 1g1gJ - View Document
	STARTE R S NOPALITOS CACTUS FRIES v Marinated strips of nopal cactus hand breaded in our signature spice blend & flash fried crispy. Served with prickly pear sauce 8 DocID: 1fR7v - View Document
	Robert Bly THE WILLOW LEAF This red willow leaf is a long, slender thing with a dark line running down its center. Other lines slant upward, as when a thunder storm causes oatstraws to rise, and crows ﬂy oﬀ the fenc DocID: 1fw5a - View Document