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Friday, July 31, 2009

Gooseberries North Fife

Gooseberries North Fife. Anyway this is a bowlful from the garden, actually on tasting they are quite sweet. Anyway, tonight cooked a quantity for a few minutes with sugar and cider to taste, not much, enough to stop them burning. Below, the outcome with freshly cooked cheese cake. Ummmm.

Over the next few days we will raid the bushes that occur in the wild, a very delicious fruit amongst many that can be found and not forgotten.


Reviews
... handsome and readable ... will be enjoyed by people interested in the diversity of British fruit and vegetables and the stories behind their development. --Joy Larkcom, The Garden, September 2008

...my favourite book of the year. Written with passion and real knowledge of his subject ... you will be inspired. --Monty Don, Daily Mail

a feast of pleasure . fantastic, meticulously researched, wonderful descriptions, lots of anecdotes, lots of practical advice . a serious work and fascinating read ... plenty of humour . hugely important. --Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time - a Book of the Year.Review
... handsome and readable ... will be enjoyed by people interested in the diversity of British fruit and vegetables and the stories behind their development. --Joy Larkcom, The Garden, September 2008

...my favourite book of the year. Written with passion and real knowledge of his subject ... you will be inspired. --Monty Don, Daily Mail

a feast of pleasure . fantastic, meticulously researched, wonderful descriptions, lots of anecdotes, lots of practical advice . a serious work and fascinating read ... plenty of humour . hugely important. --Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time - a Book of the Year. Forgotten Fruits: The Stories Behind Britain's Traditional Fruit and Vegetables: A Guide to Britain's Traditional Fruit and Vegetables from Orange Jelly Gooseberries and Dan's Mistake Turnips

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Gooseberries North Fife

Gooseberries grow wild in many places in north fife, in the field edges by the River Tay and along the roadsides. Tonight I went along to a prolific site to find the council had last year cut the bushes right back with only new growth and berry less evident. Next year, loads. This is the view from the site towards Brunton with an already cut winter Barley and a field of oilseed rape waiting for harvest.