Blueberries
I have found a lovely recipe to make blueberry muffins in a breadmaker cookbook. The only problem is its very hard to get blueberries in the UK. Is there another fruit I could substitute? Is it better...
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Hi Anne,I know what you mean, blueberries are not the easiest things to find in the UK, plus, they are seasonal, and we're way past it now.Blueberries, billberries and wimberries are all very similar...
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Mike, Thanks for that. I am going shopping at the weekend so will try and find some. I think I remember seeing them tinned as well.
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Mumbo-wild blueberries are the same as winberries-I know because we had to go pick lots of them when I lived in Wales. Here you can buy bags of frozen wild or cultivated, larger blueberries in the...
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How about cranberries? Are they available in UK?I made cranberry bread for the first time. We liked it much better than banana bread."Nothing can bring you peace but yourself." Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Hi Ruby! Happy New Year to you (and everyone else)!Yes, cranberries are available in the UK, in all forms, fresh, frozen, in jars, in sauce, I've got to admit I've never tasted cranberry sauce, not...
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Hi, Mike. And Happy New Year to you too, my friend.I think I would describe cranberry sauce as TART.It is a great compliment to turkey...any way you serve it.I even like it with a turkey sandwich.I...
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Ruby, it would be great if you'd post the recipe! I enjoy cranberry sauce with a turkey dinner, and like Cranberry muffins.Since I suffered kidney stones last year, I've been drinking cranberry juice...
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Yep, I've had to drink it too. Not kidney stones, but had kidney infection. I think I did drink it straight at first...like extra strength medicine...but then mixed it with other juices.I can drink...
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