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Joanna Sciarrino

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9 Types of Melons to Try This Summer Original

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By Joanna Sciarrino Verified, Joe Sevier Verified
| Bon Appetit Verified
Watermelon, cantaloupe, and honeydew are easy to find at grocery stores year-round. But during summer, farmers markets and roadside stands start filling up with other types of melons—varieties with floral aromas, honey-sweet flesh, and textures that range from crisp and refreshing to soft and almost custardy. Many belong to the muskmelon family, which also includes cantaloupe and honeydew, though each one has its own distinct flavor and personality.
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Why Is Pinot Noir So Hard To Grow In Texas?

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By Andrew Chalk Verified, Joanna Sciarrino Verified
| The Chalk Report
by Andrew Chalk If there is a giant hole in the repertoire of Texas wines it is the absence of Pinot Noir. Despite the popularity of the grape and its sourcing from an increasing number of weird and wonderful places, the USDA 2020 Texas Wine Grape Varieties finds 66 different wine grapes grown in the state but pinot noir is not one of them. Vinepair  that the grape is grown in the diminutive Fredericksburg AVA but doesn't say by who, at what vineyard, or who uses it.
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Ask Joanna: Should I Stay Late to Help the Dinner Party Host Clean Up? Original

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By Joanna Sciarrino Verified
| VinePair Verified
I think it’s safe to assume that when you have a dinner party, that entails not only preparing for it and hosting it, but also cleaning up after. So while a guest might be willing to stay late to clear the table or do the dishes once the dinner is over, it should by no means be an expectation of the host, nice as it may be. Unless you’re co-hosting this dinner party or getting a cleaning service, that part is 100 percent on you.
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