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		<title>Mangosteens</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Shopping locally, I was sheepish to display my wares from my recent Asian market excursion. As excited as I get about a home bound autumn harvest there was an equally impressive display of sugar apples, lychees, rambutans and of course these mangosteens. I was going to make something with these. Really, I was. Jelly or [...]]]></description>
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<p>Shopping locally, I was sheepish to display my wares from my recent Asian market excursion.<br />
As excited as I get about a home bound autumn harvest there was an equally impressive display of sugar apples, lychees, rambutans and of course these mangosteens.</p>
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<p>I was going to make something with these. Really, I was.<br />
Jelly or a sorbet. But I ate them. All of them.<br />
They were fabulously tarty sweet and perfect.
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