In Season, In Progress
Tell me that when you bite into that first cherry of the season and spit out the pit, you don’t flash, even for a moment, on The Witches of Eastwick. I used to not like cherries, can you believe it? (I attribute this to the horrid “cherry-flavored” children’s medicines I grew up with.) We enjoyed an amazing dessert of fresh black cherries served over ice at a restaurant last week, but I haven’t been able to find them in markets here. Pictured above are red cherries; they’re like candy. I also like Bing and Rainier varieties.
Posting may be a bit light this week, as I’m having some major work done…on the blog, bien sur.
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Don’t worry, I’m working with pros. We’re down to finishing touches. I hope to be able to reveal the results soon. Stay tuned!
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What are your favorite cherry varieties?
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I love Bing cherries. Every summer, as soon as they come into season, I buy pounds and pounds and pounds of them. After washing and pitting them, I freeze them so that during the cold months I can have cherries in my oatmeal, cherries on top of my Greek yogurt, cherry pie, cherry cake…
I love the limited cherry varieties in my time and we actually have a big tree in our garden but the birds always get to them first. This year, we’re hoping to ‘reserve’ a few branches for ourselves weather permitting.
Good luck with all the blog work!
Can’t wait to see!! How exciting…it is amazing to me how different real cherries and the fake flavors differ…real, so much better!
I love to pack a big bag of bing cherries for a snack at the beach! Nothing tastes better!
Love cherries served on a bed of ice.. or from an “ice bowl” – beautiful.. I also did not like the taste of cherries when I was younger though. S x
The blog looks great so far.
I love cherries but I’m going to have to smack you for reminding me of that awful Witches of Eastwick cherry incident! Now I”m always going to think of that!
that is very funny ! i definitely remember the first cherry bite of the season !
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