food notes: bread, apples
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The bread was the durum wheat country loaf from Hi-Rise Bakery, which exactly lived up to my expectations of being similar to the durum wheat semolina bread I used to get from a bakery in New York (before they decided there was more money in donuts, danishes, and sandwiches than in loaves of bread): a good crust on a rich-tasting, slightly yellow loaf.
The apples were a lot of macouns (since I'd liked the macoun I ate a day or two earlier and figured it was a good year for them) and the vendor's last two Esopus Spitzenberg (a variety about which I have rhapsodized before). I ate the smaller of the two this morning, and concluded that it should have been picked about now for greater flavor; the larger is going home with me, so I can share it with Cattitude.
We're not moving to Boston for the apples, but proper, flavorful apples are one of the things I miss about living in the Northeast.