Usually they are unripe at the supermarket,
but if I leave them sitting on a shelf they
go mouldy.

Is there anything to coat them with to
prevent mould growth?

Please help.

In article , "Peter Jason" wrote:
Usually they are unripe at the supermarket,
but if I leave them sitting on a shelf they go mouldy.

Is there anything to coat them with to prevent mould growth?

Plenty of things -- but you wouldn't want to eat 'em after. ;-)

[Maybe the good denizens of RFC could help you, so I've added
rec.food.cooking to Newsgroups and *set followups* there. Here in the
tropics I don't have much of a problem with them during the cooler
months, but the fridge is too cold to keep them well at any time.]

Cheers, Phred.

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LID

"Peter Jason" wrote in message
...
Usually they are unripe at the supermarket,
but if I leave them sitting on a shelf they
go mouldy.

Is there anything to coat them with to
prevent mould growth?

Please help.




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Peter