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- Maria
- Full Time Mom, Wife, Work, Life - Mom to three children (adults), two are college graduates and now own their own homes, and the youngest is in college in NC; wife to Thomas; Work - one full time and multiple part time jobs; Life - whatever you can throw at me....
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Wineberries
I know I talk a lot about my mother-in-law's backyard and her prolific crop of black raspberries and wild raspberries.....but I got the surprise of my life last week, when I was reading another blog.....I am definitely picking black raspberries, but the wild raspberries are actually wineberries. Wineberries are not native to the USA. They are actually from Asia, but grow beautifully in our area and climate. They have less seeds than regular raspberries and to me, they are much sweeter and they make a great apple/wineberry pie!!!!
So Catie, tonight, I'll be bringing you your quart of wineberries!
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I wonder if those are what's growing wild near my work? I'll have to do some research....and maybe get more "specimens" ;)
Please show us photos of your pie!
I'm actually just reading this now and love that the beautiful quart of berries is wine berries. Can't wait to make jam with my batch!!!!!
sounds delicious ~ great post ~ nice photos ~ ~ thanks, ^_^ (A CreativeHarbor)
We have wineberries growing here too. I made 2 batches of jam from ours this year.
they look tasty!
I wonder if these are more popular in the East as I have never heard of them.
Thank you for sharing at Rural Thursdays. ox
Fantastic photography and texture! Lovely colours.
Thanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
The juice from the berries wanted to drip onto my computer! They look wonderful!
Wow! Look at all the comments you got on this subject. I say the only way you could improve raspberries is to take out the seeds! Lucky you...
They look good!
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