An all-purpose apple with yellow to greenish-yellow skin and slightly tart, pineapple-flavoured flesh which may sometimes be mealy. It was found on Long Island in the 1700s having arisen on the estate of Gershom Moore in Newtown and arrived in England some time after a parcel was sent to Benjamin Franklin in London in 1759. It needs greater warmth than England affords. This late-season variety is harvested from mid- to late October in South-East England and is at is best from December to January.
A name for Ben Davis. A large variety of eating apple with a yellow and deep red marbled skin having yellowish-white flesh but little flavour. It is a well known southern apple, probably raised in Tennessee, Kentucky or Virginia around 1800. May also be used for culinary purposes. It is a late-season variety, picked from mid-October in South-East England. It keeps well and mellows on storage and is at its best from December to March.
Rump steak (US: sirloin steak). A fabricated cut of the beef primal short loin this is a boneless strip of loin from the eye of the rib with the fat and coarser meat removed. It provides tender meat with good flavour. It is known by many names, including ambassador steak, New York (strip) steak, Kansas City (strip) steak and boneless beef top loin steak, strip loin steak, Delmonico steak and so on. This is also described as a rib steak.
Nicola is a variety of salad potato from Germany with a creamy yellow skin and flesh.
