| He came to Alberta two years ago and learned to perfect the versatile unripened cheese for the Canadian market. |
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| White tea is harvested only a few days of the year from the unripened buds of the tea plant. |
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| So we set up a platform in a tree next to a fig tree that was bulging with unripened fruit. |
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| He loves to careen all over the store and fill his cart with things we don't need, like unripened avocados and horrible new kinds of crackers. |
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| If cheeses should ever be graded on the island nation, aged feta would score higher than its unripened cousin halloumi. |
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| The team that did show up, comprised mostly of second-stringers and unripened teen-agers, lost to Hapoel by two goals. |
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| Living in the Pacific Northwest, we usually have a few tomatoes left unripened at the end of the summer. |
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| If you have purchased unripened fruits, put them into a plastic bag that is perforated. |
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| You drink the juice of an unripened coconut, direct from the fruit through a hole bored in the husk. |
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| Caused by a leaf-blighting fungus, the disease leaves coffee plants spindly and barren, their precious fruits unripened. |
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| This variety of unripened cheese is made from cows milk and comes in two versions, plain and smoked. |
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| Fast-growing new categories include ripened and unripened cheeses, washed-rind cheese, and smoked cheeses, among others. |
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| Cottage Cheese, also a fresh unripened cheese, generally has additional milk or cream mixed with the curd. |
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| In fresh, unripened cheese, the curd, separated from the whey, can be used immediately. |
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| If you cut into an unripened melon, you end up not using the hard part. |
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| Soften and sweeten unripened fruit with granulated sugar, to taste. |
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