Morgan.. I've made blueberry waffles.. and the baby reds I sliced up and cooked in the skillet with pesto... blackberries and peaches we just love to snack on by themselves.. and honey, it goes great on peanut butter toast! ;)
Haley, The blueberry waffles sound wonderful. I love waffles and blueberries. I live extremely close to Collins Orchard. It is just north of Little Rock. We have visited several times this summer and picked fresh peaches, watermelon, blackberries, and tomatoes. I am in the process of writing many post about them. I am definiately like you. You truly cannot beat fresh fruit and vegetables. Blessings and great job with your pictures! They are truly wonderful!!! Diane Roark www.recipesforourdailybread.com
Looks delish! One of my favorite things about summer is the fresh fruit. It makes me so sad to know that is is ending soon. :( I also worry because I have no idea what my daughter will snack on when we can no longer get delicious, organic fruit.
This makes me hungry just looking at this pic! Are you planning on making anything with these or just eating them plain?
ReplyDeleteMorgan.. I've made blueberry waffles.. and the baby reds I sliced up and cooked in the skillet with pesto... blackberries and peaches we just love to snack on by themselves.. and honey, it goes great on peanut butter toast! ;)
ReplyDeleteHaley, The blueberry waffles sound wonderful. I love waffles and blueberries. I live extremely close to Collins Orchard. It is just north of Little Rock. We have visited several times this summer and picked fresh peaches, watermelon, blackberries, and tomatoes. I am in the process of writing many post about them. I am definiately like you. You truly cannot beat fresh fruit and vegetables.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and great job with your pictures! They are truly wonderful!!!
Diane Roark www.recipesforourdailybread.com
Looks delish! One of my favorite things about summer is the fresh fruit. It makes me so sad to know that is is ending soon. :( I also worry because I have no idea what my daughter will snack on when we can no longer get delicious, organic fruit.
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