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History and botanical discussion of elderberries, with several recipes at the end of the article.
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Providing botanical, folk-lore and herbal information, plus organic herbs, and herbal products.
Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Sambucus nigra (LINN.) Family: N.O. Caprifoliaceae ---Synonyms--- Black Elder. Common Elder. Pipe Tree. Bore Tree. Bour Tree. ( Fourteenth Century ) Hylder, Hylantree. ( Anglo-Saxon ) Eldrum. ( Low Saxon ). Ellhorn. ( German ) Hollunder. ( French ) Sureau. ---Parts Used--- Bark, leaves, flowers, berries. The Elder, with its flat-topped masses of
Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Sambucus nigra (LINN.) Family: N.O. Caprifoliaceae ---Synonyms--- Black Elder. Common Elder. Pipe Tree. Bore Tree. Bour Tree. ( Fourteenth Century ) Hylder, Hylantree. ( Anglo-Saxon ) Eldrum. ( Low Saxon ). Ellhorn. ( German ) Hollunder. ( French ) Sureau. ---Parts Used--- Bark, leaves, flowers, berries. The Elder, with its flat-topped masses of
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Jelly, wine, cheese recipes.
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Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Ribes nigrum (LINN.) Family: N.O. Saxifragaceae ---Synonyms--- Quinsy Berries. Squinancy Berries. ---Parts Used--- Fruit, leaves, bark, roots. The Black Currant is occasionally found wild in damp woods as far north as the middle of Scotland, but is considered to be a true native only in Yorkshire and the Lake District - when found apparently wild
Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Ribes nigrum (LINN.) Family: N.O. Saxifragaceae ---Synonyms--- Quinsy Berries. Squinancy Berries. ---Parts Used--- Fruit, leaves, bark, roots. The Black Currant is occasionally found wild in damp woods as far north as the middle of Scotland, but is considered to be a true native only in Yorkshire and the Lake District - when found apparently wild
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Jellied cranberries or cranberry sauce, and strawberry almondine are the recipes presented.
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Hugs's Homehearth-Food List Kitchen Recipes
Last Modified Friday, 04-Jul-2008 09:01:35 EDT When I decided to sort my recipe collection and share it I knew it was going to be a major undertaking. What you see here is the result of weeks of work. I've worked (ok, so I've played) very hard to make the site easy to navigate and look at. There are a lot of recipes for you to enjoy, but there are some things I want to tell you about them,
Last Modified Friday, 04-Jul-2008 09:01:35 EDT When I decided to sort my recipe collection and share it I knew it was going to be a major undertaking. What you see here is the result of weeks of work. I've worked (ok, so I've played) very hard to make the site easy to navigate and look at. There are a lot of recipes for you to enjoy, but there are some things I want to tell you about them,
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Recipe for barberry drops, and how to prepare the fruit for tartlets. From a book published in 1931.
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Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Berberis vulgaris (LINN.) Family: N.O. Berberidaceae ---Synonyms--- Berbery. Pipperidge Bush. Berberis Dumetorum. ---Parts Used--- Bark, root-bark. ---Habitat--- The Common Barberry, a well-known, bushy shrub, with pale-green deciduous leaves, is found in copses and hedges in some parts of England, though a doubtful native in Scotland and Ireland.
Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Berberis vulgaris (LINN.) Family: N.O. Berberidaceae ---Synonyms--- Berbery. Pipperidge Bush. Berberis Dumetorum. ---Parts Used--- Bark, root-bark. ---Habitat--- The Common Barberry, a well-known, bushy shrub, with pale-green deciduous leaves, is found in copses and hedges in some parts of England, though a doubtful native in Scotland and Ireland.
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Recipe for jam from a book published in 1931.
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Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Vaccinium myrtillus (LINN.) Family: N.O. Vacciniaceae ---Synonyms--- Whortleberry. Black Whortles. Whinberry. Trackleberry. Huckleberry. Hurts. Bleaberry. Hurtleberry. Airelle. Vaccinium Frondosum. Blueberries. ---Parts Used--- The ripe fruit. The leaves. ---Habitat--- Europe, including Britain, Siberia and Barbary. V. myrtillus grows abundantly
Click on graphic for larger image Botanical: Vaccinium myrtillus (LINN.) Family: N.O. Vacciniaceae ---Synonyms--- Whortleberry. Black Whortles. Whinberry. Trackleberry. Huckleberry. Hurts. Bleaberry. Hurtleberry. Airelle. Vaccinium Frondosum. Blueberries. ---Parts Used--- The ripe fruit. The leaves. ---Habitat--- Europe, including Britain, Siberia and Barbary. V. myrtillus grows abundantly
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Information provided by Ohio State University Extension.
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July is the peak month for blackberries and raspberries. Selection; Blueberries should be plump and firm with a dark blue color and waxy, silvery
Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet Human Nutrition and Food Management 1787 Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210 Selecting, Storing and Serving Ohio Blueberries, Blackberries and One of the highlights of summer is enjoying the bounty of luscious Ohio berries. July is the peak month for blackberries and raspberries. Blueberries are in season from mid-July through Blueberries should be
Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet Human Nutrition and Food Management 1787 Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210 Selecting, Storing and Serving Ohio Blueberries, Blackberries and One of the highlights of summer is enjoying the bounty of luscious Ohio berries. July is the peak month for blackberries and raspberries. Blueberries are in season from mid-July through Blueberries should be
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Using blueberries, blackberries and strawberries in tarts and buckles.
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Desserts with blueberries, strawberries and raspberries. Blueberry squares.
Handy substitutions, equivalent measurements Visit our sister site devoted to Texas books, travel, people and culture UK - Great Britain Readers Cool Berry Buckles and Tarts I t's July and hot in Texas, and that makes me want cool and refreshing desserts. One of my all-time favorites is something similar to a cobbler, but different in that it has a layer of pastry underneath the The fruit
Handy substitutions, equivalent measurements Visit our sister site devoted to Texas books, travel, people and culture UK - Great Britain Readers Cool Berry Buckles and Tarts I t's July and hot in Texas, and that makes me want cool and refreshing desserts. One of my all-time favorites is something similar to a cobbler, but different in that it has a layer of pastry underneath the The fruit
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Collection of blueberry, cranberry, blackberry, currant, and gooseberry recipes.
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Berry recipes from leading northwest berry supplier Hurst's Berry Farm.
Known for our wholesale quality specialty berries from the northwest and around the globe, Hurst’s Berry Farm specializes in providing premium fresh products to your local market, food service and retail stores. Book your shipments early. Minimum order of 40 Trays per shipment. Get your orders in now!!!!! It was 1980 when Mark and Patty Hurst first laid eyes on a small berry farm in
Known for our wholesale quality specialty berries from the northwest and around the globe, Hurst’s Berry Farm specializes in providing premium fresh products to your local market, food service and retail stores. Book your shipments early. Minimum order of 40 Trays per shipment. Get your orders in now!!!!! It was 1980 when Mark and Patty Hurst first laid eyes on a small berry farm in
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Serve spooned over cake or ice cream or topped with a scoop of lemon sherbet or frozen yogurt.
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Simple and delicious! Serve "as is" spooned over
cake or ice cream or topped with a scoop of lemon sherbet or frozen yogurt.
1 pint strawberries (about 1 lb), hulled and quartered
1 pint blueberries (about 3 cups), stems removed
1/2 pint raspberries (about 1.5 cups)
1.5 tsp grated lemon zest (yellow part of the peel)
In a large glass bowl, combine berries. Sprinkle with lemon zest
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