Oranges
"Chinese apples" are Pomegranates! They are NOT oranges. I thought Chinese Apples referred to oranges. One of the words for referring to oranges in German is Apfelsinne (Chinese apple), and people living in the Caribbean (Dominican Republic especially) call oranges "Chinitas" (literally little Chinese ones).
Marmarlade is made using Oranges
the ancient chinese helped
tangerines symbol of good luck. oranges are a symbol of fortune/wealth.
they could only be grown in warm climates and they had no way to preserve them for shipment.
The Chinese don't always eat oranges after meals. Many of them do end a meal with fruit, but it is usually a selection from whatever fruits are in season at the time.
a typr of citrus fruit sometimes called minuture oranges or Chinese orange
* blood oranges * navel oranges * valenvia oranges * clementine * tropicana oranges
Cucumbers,bok choy,oranges,lemons,peaches,apricots...........
Marmalade is typically made using Seville oranges, known for their tartness and high pectin content, which helps the preserve set properly. These oranges are favored for their bright flavor and aroma, making them ideal for the sweet and tangy profile of marmalade. Other varieties, such as navel or blood oranges, can also be used for different flavor nuances, but Seville oranges remain the traditional choice.
John Hay