A harmonious fusion of Japanese umami and Canadian sweetness that transforms humble ingredients into an extraordinary di ...

This process also darkens the color. Any species of maple tree can yield maple syrup, including sugar, black, red, and silver maples. Box elder trees can also produce the sap needed for maple syrup.

Maple sugar — essentially dehydrated maple syrup — lends complex sweetness ... mashed potatoes and top with extra glaze and pickled red onions. Cookbook author Adeena Sussman’s homemade ...

Do you have some maple trees? Are they sugar or silver ... Red or silver maples can be tapped and make good syrup, but it may be cloudy. Red and silver maples put forth buds a bit earlier than ...

But a new maple syrup industry is emerging in South Jersey, thanks to a Stockton University research project to determine if red maple (Acer rubrum) trees – a less-sugary species – can produce ...

Maple syrup is the star at Maple Fest this weekend at Red Oak Nature Center in North Aurora. Maple Fest, a tradition for more than 40 years, puts guests front and center to learn and experience ...

Maple sugaring — or syrup — season is approaching ... a maple tree to tap — common maple species are sugar, back, red or silver. The best trees are at least 12 inches in diameter with ...

Sugar maples and red maples are the types of trees that produce most of Vermont's maple syrup. Not every maple tree produces the right sap for syrup, so you can’t just tap any and wait for the ...

Mr. Gregg and his friend Bert Jones make their syrup from the sap of sugar maple and red maple trees, just as the local indigenous people did in the long-ago past.