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The Joy of Pickling
The Joy of Jams, Jellies, and Other Sweet Preserves

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- One Fine Mixer: Fermented Lemon Brine
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- Homegrown Belgian Endive
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Tag Archives: One Green World
Gauging the Gages
While picking apples yesterday I noticed that most of the leaves had blown off one of my greengage trees, the one that grew up from the rootstock of a dead nectarine tree. Among all my Prunus trees, this one’s fruits … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Wild foods
Tagged cerasifera, gage, greengage, Home Orchard Society, italica, mirabelle, One Green World, plum, prune, Prunus domestica, syriaca
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