ASPECT AND DESCRIPCION
Tree which pertains to a genre of the
family of the rosaceous, original of the occidental zones of Asia and of the European
template regions, whose bears fruit is the pear. In conditions of cultivation, the pear
tree reaches an altitude of almost 10 meters, with a trunk of 30 cm of diameter or more.
The Leaves are oval and simple and, unlike those of the apple tree, bald and shining. The
flowers white, disposed in umbels, they have five sepals, five petals, numerous worsteds
and an only pistil. The bear fruit is a bottle, juicier than the apple, whose makes up
forms oscillates between those of this one and those of a tear. The skin is thin,
according to the variety, it goes from the yellow until the green passing by the red and
the leopard. Also the flavor of the pulp depends of the variety. The meat of the common
green pear and of the Chinese of ripe sand contains numerous hard cell calls stony. The
fruits are gathered of the still green tree, and they are stopped ripen in warehouse.
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HISTORY
It is known from the olden days, Homer remembers the
cultured pears in the gardens of Alcinoo and of Laertes; Cato makes reference to six pear
variety while that Plinio mentions no less that 41.
The fruit has a sweet pulp and acidulated, the skin of the fruit varied of the green
passing by the yellowish and reaching to the color rusts.
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CULINARY USE
It can be used directly as sweetened
fruit being very tasty when it is mixed with semihard or hard cheeses.
Also are able to be emaciated swamplands with chocolate or integrating the cubes of fruits
in puddings and sweet bread.
If it is boiled cocktail with other fruits of the same type is obtained very delicious
compotes.
Small pieces are able to be added to ice creams, cake fillings and exotic foods,
accompanying meats vary while it is cooked in casseroles and have juice during the
cooking.
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