muscadine

IPA: muskɑdˈini

Examples of "muscadine" in Sentences

Spoon generous amounts of the muscadine sauce over each one.
It seems like Muscadine raisins would be the next best thing.
I know these are not berries but I like wild cherries and muscadine.
There are over 300 muscadine cultivars growing in the southern states.
Think of the muscadine jelly as any jelly you may have at home or at the camp.
Muscadine berries range from bronze to dark purple to black in color when ripe.
This caused me some degree of consternation, as this was what I'd planned to use for my muscadine pyment.
John Besh, an award-winning New Orleans chef, shares his recipe for peppered backstrap with muscadine and red wine
Mmmm... nutty, sweet muscadine then drained 1.5 gallons of the racked mead from the big vessel onto the muscadines.
Hurriedly passing through the muscadine patches and mashing the sugary juices between his toes, he stopped just beyond the edge of the brush, hearing what he thought to be a horse trying to catch its breath.
I originally started the honey fermenting Dec. 30, 2008, and racked the mead on Feb. 2, 2009, at which point I siphoned off a couple of gallons of which to make a muscadine-infused mead didn't turn out so well.
Hank's was founded in 1963 by Bill and Helen Hanchey (whence the "Hank"), who brought their notion of Q with them from Rose Hill, N.C. (pop. 1,330, alleged home of the world's largest frying pan and muscadine winery).