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Tag Archives: hawthorn
Late-Harvest Treat: Haw Jelly
A couple of weeks ago I gazed out my back door at a Washington hawthorn, its fruit beginning to drop following a cold snap, and considered the comment that Jan Grover made in this blog in October: “A friend who … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Sweet preserves, Wild foods
Tagged aubépine, Douglas, haw, hawthorn, jelly, preserves, recipe, Washington
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