very very berry

Time to get out my wonderful Finnish steam juicer…

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The currants this year have suddenly ripened and are threatening to go over in the heat so I picked them all and will make jelly and jam tomorrow. The gooseberries are lovely and sweet and destined to be lightly poached with elderflower syrup. Lots more are still ripening…

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About Ruth Paris

Leadership & executive coach, based in Stamford UK.
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3 Responses to very very berry

  1. philipparees says:

    Today I picked a few paltry words. Very sour. Some already gone over through over-use. I shall try my well thumbed Brontethesaurus and see if any unripe lurk behind amnesia, which might ripen in the night?
    You are infuriating sometimes. I cannot imagine how satisfying it must be to look at jars filled with more than you need!

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  2. Oh, oh, all my favourites – especially blackcurrants.
    Like your sister, a talent for paradise. Check out my latest post re: Spain.

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  3. BTW, you may know this, berries freeze well if quick-frozen on a tray before packaging. I used to do this in Somerset.

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