No I steal them from a farmer's hedge
Absolutely! An Englishman’s bin is his castle! And laws of sanctuary still apply from ancient times
The hedges are pretty overgrown, about 5m deep and haven't been cut in years. So... since no one else is interested, I do a bit of foraging! Brambles festoon every neglected corner of the UK.
does the freezing work? I've wondered about that and never tried as I expect that on defrosting I would be left with black puddles.
It works fine - in fact I've just put them into a tub as individual berries. When you make a pie there's always plenty juice but they keep their shape as much as fresh ones.
Pleeeeeease show us when done, we all need to see that pie
You’ll need to remind me- now they’re red frozen it could be month or twoPleeeeeease show us when done, we all need to see that pie
I love both. They are called Brombeeren and Schwarze Johannesbeeren respectively.It works fine - in fact I've just put them into a tub as individual berries. When you make a pie there's always plenty juice but they keep their shape as much as fresh ones.
Ana - I assume this isn't a language thing?
Here's a blackberry, that grows in hedges. Sometimes also called a bramble
and here's a black currant... sometimes called Ribena
Damn it, why didn't I think of that? I clearly don't spend enough time on Lit anymore. I must try harder.
I heard you were a bit of a blowhard too
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You would have to fiddle with my hose and stick it on the other side of the motor.
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