Williams pear

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Williams pear

(Cookery) a variety of pear that has large yellow juicy sweet fruit Also called William's Bon Chrétien

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Williams pear

n (Bot) → Williams Christbirne f

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Bartlett fruit			Perry Vale differs from the usual farmhouse perry as it is made from dessert fruit, namely Conference and Williams pears rather than the usual perry pears. BEERHUNTER; Perry Vale by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales) 2 large Cos lettuces, or similar (Little Gems work well) 60g Walnuts (French or Californian are the best, and make sure they're not old, as they can be very bitter) 2 large ripe Williams pears 2 Sticks celery 150-200g Roquefort cheese, diced For the dressing: 150ml Walnut oil 50ml Olive oil 3 tbsps cider vinegar 2 tsp mustard a teaspoon of sugar S&P A teaspoon of poppy seeds First, make the dressing. Stephen Jackson's Roquefort, Pear & Walnut Salad by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England) He asked if our Bartlett pear variety was the same as the Williams pear from France. U.S. produce exporters show off their fruits and veggies. ... by Luxner, Larry / CubaNews			William Shakespeare William Shakspere William Shockley William Somerset Maugham William Stanley Jevons William Strickland William Stubbs William Styron William Sydney Porter William Tatem Tilden Jr. William Tecumseh Sherman William Tell William the Conqueror William Thompson William Thornton William Tindal William Tindale William Tyndale William Walton William Wilkie Collins William Wordsworth William Wycherley William Wyler William Wymark Jacobs Williams Williams pear Williams syndrome Williamsburg Williamson Williamson's blue Williamsport Williamstown willie Willie Howard Mays Jr. Willie Mays Willier willies willing willing and able willing horse Willingboro willingly willingness Willis williwaw Willkie Willock Willow willow aster willow bell Willow biter			Williams Gateway Airport Authority Williams Grand Prix Engineering Williams Grove Historic Steam Engine Association Williams Grove Old Timers Williams Hatchman Kean Williams Holden Cooklin Gibbons Williams Industrial Services Group Williams Information Network Group Williams International Williams Kastner Gibbs PLLC Williams Lake and District Credit Union Williams Lake Orienteering Club Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada Williams Landscape Lighting Design Williams Lawn Seed Williams Media Group Williams Memorial Elementary School Williams Memorial Institute Williams Metals and Welding Alloys, Inc. Williams New Orleans Literary Festival Williams Notaro & Associates, Inc Williams Octet Williams pear Williams Precision Engines Williams probe Williams probe Williams probe Williams probe Williams Racing Enterprises Williams refractometer Williams Risk Management Center Williams Sewer & Drain, Inc. Williams Sonoma Grand Cuisine Williams Students Online Williams syndrome Williams syndrome Williams syndrome Williams Syndrome Association Williams Syndrome Association of Ireland Williams Syndrome Chromosome Region Williams Syndrome Foundation Williams Syndrome Transcription Factor Williams Telecommunications Corp. Williams Telecommunications Group Williams tube Williams tubes Williams Ultimate Frisbee Organization Williams' e Williams' e Williams' e Williams' e Williams' e Williams' flexion e

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