It’s official … the grape harvest has been blessed in
traditional form in Armenian churches around the globe. So it’s time to appreciate this sweet fruit of the vine.
Grape Blessing at St. David Armenian Church, Boca Raton, FL (Photos by Anna-Lusi Simonyan) |
In addition to eating grapes as they come naturally, there
are numerous ways to use grapes in recipes – cakes, compotes, candies, jams, salads – you name it!
Grapes with Yogurt and Honey |
Grapes with Yogurt and Honey
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