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Family Reunion: A Cocktails & Mayonnaise Event!

Posted on September 14, 2015

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Blackberries with a few other summer spoils coming

Blackberries with a few other summer spoils coming in! In the background (left to right), see a jar of purple kudzu blossoms ready to be infused, a pile of bright pink autumn olive berries, a lil pile of my first elderberries of the season, and a jar of wild black cherries ready for the jelly pot!
The grape-like fragrance of kudzu blossoms infuses really well to make either jelly or syrup.
Autumn olives taste almost like fruit punch, but they are mostly seed. I’ll stockpile them in the freezer until I have enough to turn the juice into jelly or fruit leather 😋
Elderberries will also get saved up until there are enough to make elderberry syrup for the next cold and flu season.
And finally, wild black cherries have edible fruit but toxic seeds (same as the cultivated cherries you get in the store - but much smaller fruit to seed ratio!). Wild cherry season is almost over, so I’ve been collecting a while, and it’s time to toss them all in the jelly pot! Their sweet-tart flavor makes a jelly or syrup that is SO GOOD.

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