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Winnie
Gainesville
Fl
USA
6622 Posts
Posted - Jul 13 2013 : 05:19:02 AM
We don't get Mulberries down here in Florida, but we had a tree in my backyard growing up. My Mom used them like blackberries and made jams, cobblers, and pies. They also work well combined with other berries to get a delicious blend for canning or baking. You are going to love getting free big, fat, juicy berries!!
mulberry wine? or cordial? i think i pass a tree on my way to work, but not really sure. i know i have seen a lady picking the berries. the mulberry syrup sounds good.
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Just bought some on a country drive! Am going to try mulberry jam for the first time - fun experiment if nothing else!! UPDATE: The jam turned out AMAZING - Just used the Blue Ball recipe and it is a new family favorite!!