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Showing posts with label blueberry muffins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blueberry muffins. Show all posts
Friday, February 8, 2019
A Taste Of Summer
Day 118: For several months now, I've been digging into the foods I put by from the garden, savouring each little taste of summer. Ten pints of frozen raspberries are gone, the last of them nibbled to keep a sore throat at bay. The last jar of canned plums is chilling in the fridge, and while I still have a dozen pints of apple chunks, I got a surprise when I pulled out a jar and discovered it was actually pears. Likewise, going through the freezer, I unearthed a cup of blueberries this morning, just enough for a batch of muffins. Only a handful of dried tomatoes remain to augment vegetable soup. With Snowpocalypse just now beginning outside my windows, summer reigns in my kitchen.
Labels:
blueberries,
blueberry muffins,
food preservation,
garden,
Snowpocalypse
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
The Joy Of Gardening
Day 285: Mmmmmm, such wonderful rewards! This is the second batch of blueberry muffins I've turned out from my three bushes. The two mid-season types accounted for the bulk of the harvest. Oddly, the self-fertile dwarf plant only put on about two dozen berries. I've also picked three nice Oregon Spring tomatoes and a handful or two of Sungolds. "As you sow, so shall you reap!" When you garden with love, you get good returns.
Labels:
blueberry muffins,
cooking,
gardening,
homegrown blueberries
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