Recent content by lpartin

yes, sorta looks like that, but does not have what I consider to be an awful bitter aftertaste when you eat a blackberry. My husband does not have the same thought on the blackberries as I do, he thinks they are sweet. The mulberry does not have a bitter aftertaste. It has a small stem on it...

mulberry multerries come off a mulberry tree. They are a fruit, sorta look like a blackberry or boysenberry but not as fat/juicy. They are a(don't know a better word) tighter made berry.

I am looking for a recipe using malt vinegar. Had some given me and have never canned with it but know that you can. I am looking for a sweet pickle recipe, anyone have one????

I also make jams and give them to friends and family. Whatever fruit is in season and I can get my hubby out to pick it, I can away. This year I have made strawberry, strawberry & red raspberry, and plum jam. I also had the opportunity to make some mulberry jam. I make both, freezer and canned...

pickles I've been making lime pickles for quite some time, they are always, always crispy. One thing that was said, soaking your cukes in cold water also helps them to stay crispy. Also, it is said to use pure pickling salt to help them from becoming cloudy. I don't always, but have never had...

I am new to this cooking community, so I am here just to say hello. I love to cook and can. I am currently looking for a sweet pickle recipe using malt vinegar. L