Grapes

Sweet, juicy fruit eaten fresh far more often than cooked. Recipes that just say 'grapes' usually mean whichever color is on hand, red or green.

Grapes
  • snacking
  • salads
  • cheese boards
  • roasting
  • Rinse and pat dry.
  • Halve for salads to keep them from rolling.
  • Roast whole until they blister and burst.
  • Give the bunch a gentle shake. Grapes that fall off easily are past peak freshness.
  • Refrigerate unwashed; rinse only right before eating, since moisture speeds up mold.

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