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I have a Blackberry bush, and they are starting to accumulate in my kitchen. I do not eat a lot of fruit, but I don't like wasting food either.

So far, I have had them the following ways:

In yogurt with honey

cooked down with sugar, served over ice cream

Blackberry BBQ sauce

Blackberry vinaigrette


I am tired of looking at them.

>> No.3758490

Start canning! It is a great way to preserve fruits that are in season. It requires a small initial investment. (<$50) And you can use the jars over and over. It's a great present for family

>> No.3758491

Just thought I should mention, that pic... well... at least she's halfway there. She just needs to be pregnant.
Also, I wouldn't've thought that /ck/ would give rise to a new fetish for me.
Thanks, /ck/. Thanks.

>> No.3758496

I'd pick her blackberry bush, If you infer what I'm implying.

>> No.3758501

>>3758491
>saging a food thread

Cool.

>> No.3758504

>>3758501

new

Saging doesn't magically make the thread die; saging makes your post not count as a bump.

>> No.3758506

>>3758504
No shit. Do you have a point? Saging an on topic thread is rude.

Summer.

>> No.3758509

>>3758506
Politely saging one's own post for lacking any information or comment relevant to the thread is the proper use of sage. lrn2sage

>> No.3758510

>>3758506

He mad and still doesn't understand sage.

>> No.3758521

cobbler, clafoutis, jam. I would say jam being the wisest choice because you will be able to use it later when you are not so sick of the berries.

>> No.3758525

>>3758509
In japan, yes.

Here no.

Also not the guy you're replying to.

OP, have you considered pancakes?

>> No.3758526

>I have a Blackberry bush
At first I thought this was the new Blackberry model. Then I looked at your OP pic and thought you had blackberry colored pubic hair. Then I thought they kept falling down your skirt and began to accumulate on your kitchen floor.

Then I read that you don't eat a lot of fruit which didn't make sense at all. Finally I grasped what you were talking about.

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>>3758509
>>3758510
Saging an on topic thread on one of the slowest boards is not only rude, but irrelevant, especially after such an inane post.

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>>3758525
No, I hadn't. They are extremely sour, which is why my original thoughts were BBQ and vinaigrette.

So, what goes good with sour fruit...? I really don't want a desert, I don't generally eat unhealthy.

>> No.3758538

Freezer jam with blackberries is rather easy.

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Okay, does anyone have any tried jam methods?

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>>3758531
>I really don't want a desert, I don't generally eat unhealthy.
I am rustled.

Listen to me you dense cunt. Tomorrow morning you will wake up, and you will make basic crepes. No not the desert crepes with sugar in them, the basic crepes, this bitch is for breakfast. Then you will get a fucking saucepan heat it up, add your berries, a bit of sugar (1tbsp or less) and a tiny bit of lemon juice and a bit of cornstarch. Then you'll simmer your saucepan until your berries release their juices. Fill your crepes with that tasty berry sauce and fold it up.

AND NGGA YOU BEST DUST THAT SHIT WITH CONFECTIONER'S SUGAR, OR I'LL FIND YOU AND SHOVE A ZUCCHINI UP YOUR ASS. I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT A SMALL PANSY ZUCCHINI, I'M TALKING ABOUT A BIG OLD MEAN ZUCCHINI.

If you want to, whipped cream inside the crepe is also good, I'll leave that to you. A small sprig of mint makes a nice garnish too, presentation is important.

>> No.3758555

>>3758547
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ffCmFDzaYyQ#t=15s

>> No.3758558

>>3758555
I laughed. Thank you.

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>>3758553
WTF is the matter with you? I may have taken your suggestion if you weren't clearly MAD. I am currently cutting and deserts just don't fit into my diet, why does that rustle you?

>> No.3758637

>>3758599
Deserts aren't unhealthy. I gave you a light blackberry recipe that's a kinda sweet but not too much.

You really should dust it.

>> No.3758665

>>3758599
btw, how did you get mad from that post? It was clearly meant to be humorous.

>> No.3758667

>>3758637
Keep telling yourself that. I probably will try that, because I have to eat a lot of eggs anyway. But I have all but cut out refined sugar so I can cut about 5 lbs of fat. Every little bit hurts, but moderated it isn't going to kill me I suppose.

When I said unhealthy, I was just being short, didn't feel like explaining my diet.

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>>3758665
Because of jimmies status.

You don't joke about jimmies.

>> No.3758702

>>3758487
Op, make jam, give to friends.

>> No.3758728

>>3758667
Tall glass of milk or orange juice or black coffee will make this a god-tier breakfast. Use so much blackberries that you can barely wrap your crepe. Less pastry, more fruit. Eat with fork and knife.

>> No.3758962

CAN JAM. CAN IT ALLLLLLL.

>> No.3758977

>>3758487
Blackberry sorbet could be really tasty

>> No.3759533

Blackberries are too rare here to use them in cooking. I eat them as is.