Sentences with phrase «using local berries»
«For example, if you're at Shenandoah National Park, which extends along the Blue Ridge Mountains on the East Coast, their signature dish is a blackberry ice cream pie made using local berries,» he explains.
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I love buying a bunch of local berries and freezing most of them to use in making smoothies all winter.
«We have used local malts from malt houses in northern Colorado and used juniper berries foraged in the neighborhood in some of our batches.»
The Frozen Berry Cheesecake is made with strawberries in the book, but I used blackberries instead due to the abundance of beautiful blackberries at the local market.
1 cup softened butter, i use green valley organics 1 cup brown sugar 2 cups quick cooking oats 1 1/2 cups plus 2Tbl spelt flour, divided 2 cups dried berries (my local mom's has blueberries, cranberries & cherries.
I used a wonderful local mixed berry jam.
Summer was bicycles, popsicles, the janky local arcade, ice cream sandwiches, walking barefoot in the market to browse the squirt - gun section, boogie boards, sand in everything, and the yogurt and berry smoothies my dad used to make for us.
Locals have used the berries for centuries to wash clothing.
I like my juice and smoothies on the less sweet side (generally with less fruit - no more than an apple sized portion), but using seasonal local organic fruit like an apple, pear, stone - fruit or berries can help provide wholesome and natural sweetness.
Late Spring and early Summer are usually the best times to locate local berry farms you can pick fresh strawberries for your personal use.
When early settlers introduced European currant into North America, in the late 1700's, they realized that native Americans have been harvesting a local variety of currant from the wild for centuries, to use the berries in medicines and dyes.
I bought these berries about a week ago at a local farmer's market and just knew that I wanted to use them for a recipe over the 4th of July.
For example, the açaí palm (Euterpe oleracea), whose small purple berries are already well known in the US and Europe as a health product, and the jambu plant (Acmella oleracea), whose leaves, branches and flowers are much used in local culinary dishes, contain the alkaloid Spilanthol, known for its anaesthetic and anti-inflammatory properties.
I used blackberries because they were cheap at my local fruit shop, and Sprog 1 loves them, but any berry would work in this yummy muffin recipe.
In this recipe the chef uses sweet - tart wild raspberries as a perfect counterpoint to the silkiness of the lemon cream, but you can substitute local berries with equally good results.