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Historically, Greengage plums were common in Virginian cuisine, but their cultivation has been in decline since the eighteenth century, although it can still be found in Virginia occasionally.
NEW YORK _ The season is fleeting, just a few weeks, so there's an excuse for gorging on golf-ball-size greengage plums from New Zealand.
Greengage plum and fromage frais mousses are organized into a cool-looking green-and-white-striped cube, with a big, fat ball of lemon-curd ice cream giving the dish the look of a piece of public sculpture.
No problem, we said; after all, we had already worked our way through poire, framboise, kirsch, mirabelle, fraise des bois ( made from wild strawberries ), quetsch ( purple plums ) and reine-claude ( greengage plums ).
Most striking of all were the dozens of fruits whose names I had never heard and whose flesh I had never tasted : the lumpy ata, or sugar apple; the umbu, which looks like a greengage plum and tastes like an orange; the acerola, or Barbados cherry, sour but very rich in vitamin C; the caju, or cashew apple, shaped like a bell pepper, which grows beneath the cashew nut, and the caffeine-rich guarana from the Amazon.