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Think tangerine and kumquat tart with almond baci crust, rose cream, and orange sherbet, or butterscotch sabayon with chocolate pepper cake, poached white figs, and sesame gelato.
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The mahogany-colored ham was surrounded by greens accented with twirls of dehydrated orange rind — not something found in every home kitchen, but kumquats would work just as well.
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Transfer to a medium bowl and add kumquats, if using, lemon juice, orange-flower water, and salt.
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The kitchen produces one of the best salads with winter citrus ($15), with slices and chunks of cara cara, kumquat, oro blanco and mandarin, plus colorful leaves of radicchio.
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Sokol Blosser 2014 Sparkling Rosé of Pinot Noir (Eola–Amity Hills, Oregon; $50) A pale salmon color belies vibrant red fruit—strawberry and raspberry—kumquat brightness, and wet-stone minerality, with a lovely silky texture.
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Garnish with kumquat slices, if using, and toasted walnuts.
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The kumquats in the quinoa tabbouleh gave the entire thing a seriously tangy punch.
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Winter because that is the season for citrus: pixie tangerines, meyer lemons, kumquats, etc.
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Origin and Etymology of kumquat
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Definition of kumquat for English Language Learners
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: a fruit that looks like a small orange
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