mirliton

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Silke - Oct 13, 2015 04:30 PM EDT
love ya taylor see u here in the phpeipiinls on february 19 were hoping that see ah!!!!!!!!!!love you forever and always and taylor stay beautiful!!!!!!!!!!! from your fan:Alyssa dionisio

Dudley - Apr 03, 2010 03:52 PM EDT
I have not seen the seed pods so I can not make a comparison but I do know they had the same Creator.

bubbalinn - Apr 03, 2010 03:26 PM EDT
Really nice photo of the mirlitons, it's amazing how close they look like the seed pods for our Spanish Dagger cactus.

Guest - Jan 20, 2007 09:44 PM EDT
That is quite interesting!! I thought the taste was familiar when I ate them but did not realize why.

Guest - Jan 19, 2007 10:35 PM EDT
interesting, Dud, not sure if I've ever eaten that or not. Apparently some other names are Chayote (which I had heard of) and christophine. I read on Google that it's the secret ingredient that MacDonalds use in their apple pies :)

Guest - Nov 11, 2005 07:24 PM EDT
Thanks for the comment!! I am glad to see someone else knows about the mirliton.

Guest - Nov 11, 2005 07:22 PM EDT
In Australia we call this a choko (both o's rhyme with Joe). It is often cooked as a steamed vegetable, but can be added when cooking apples or pears to increase quantity.increase

Guest - Jan 21, 2005 04:51 AM EDT
You probably do not get them up north. I know the only place I ever heard of them was New Orleans. Even on the bayou I hear little about mirlitons.

Guest - Jan 21, 2005 03:37 AM EDT
Nice composition and angels. Never heard of mirliton before. I'm sure we don't get them up north.