Yesterday's breakfast. Yogurt and a handful of golden raspberries picked moments before. Golden raspberries (and I don't mean the awards given to truly awful films) produce fruit mid-summer and then again in the fall. They are very sweet and I suspect almost too delicate to sell successfully in a grocery store. If you have room in your garden, plant a few canes. Just when everything else is in the garden is on its way out, these guys start producing fruit like mad.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Golden Raspberries
Yesterday's breakfast. Yogurt and a handful of golden raspberries picked moments before. Golden raspberries (and I don't mean the awards given to truly awful films) produce fruit mid-summer and then again in the fall. They are very sweet and I suspect almost too delicate to sell successfully in a grocery store. If you have room in your garden, plant a few canes. Just when everything else is in the garden is on its way out, these guys start producing fruit like mad.
Please. Balducci's here in Manhattan sells organic golden raspberries - only $29.00 a pint.
ReplyDeleteI'll take two!
ReplyDeleteI definitely want to grow these!
ReplyDeleteFresh fruit on spoiled milk. Go figure...
ReplyDeleteFresh sweet golden strawberries atop tart yoghurt. A pleasure for the eyes and a symphony for the palate!
ReplyDeleteOpen a B&B girl...you'll make a forture! (Invite Manhattanites and wow them with $29.00 berries!)