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HUGE Blackberries!

BlackberryHandLook at these Huge Blackberries!  We are open this week on Tuesday June 9th and Friday June 12th, 2015 for picking.  The Blackberries in West Point, Georgia are ripening quickly now.  They are delicious and grown sustainably with no pesticides.  Here is a picture I took of some picked just now.  These thornless blackberries are Giants!

We’ve made it easy for you!

We provide 3 sizes of buckets to pick into that have a liner.  You keep this liner to take your berries home.  This lets you transport your berries in the most gentle fashion.  The sizes are: a generous pint, quart, and 2½ quart pails.  Prices are $3.75,  $7.00,  and $15.00.

The weather has been beautiful these past several days.  Mornings and evenings are perfect for picking, that is why we have our hours at  7 – 11AM and then 4 – 7PM.  We have a picnic table in the shade.  We have drinking water and facilities available.  Plan to take your time and enjoy yourself while relaxing.  If you want to bring a picnic, you are welcome to do so.  On Friday, it would be wise to bring a blanket to sit on while you enjoy the music event!  See the sidebar for more information on that. (mobile devices scroll down)
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RabbitEye Farm signWe also have a new sign.  Here is a quick photo.  It looked a lot bigger while it was in our living room, just like a Christmas tree looks smaller when its outside.  To keep the cost minimal, we worked really hard and the whole family pitched in to make it.  We installed it with some volunteer help digging the 3½ foot hole.  What a project!  So, now you will know you are in the right place when you see it.  We have some wildflowers planted near it, but they aren’t quite ready to bloom.

ripening blackberriesThere is plenty of parking, and we hope to see you soon.

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Cotton Candy Strawberries

Bowl of StrawberriesHeirloom StrawberryDid you know that an Heirloom Strawberry patch on a 90 degree day smells like cotton candy?  What a treat… here are a few pictures.  The berries are especially sweet if you time it right and pick and eat when the berry is totally ripe.  A lesson in patience for sure!  If you can, wait until that last bit of white has just turned red, then it’s perfect for picking.  Regular strawberries that you find in a grocery store are pointy on the end, and that pointy tip is usually what ripens last.  Heirloom berries are more rounded, so you have to look at the side that is hidden from the sun before you pick it, because that is what ripens last.  Not all strawberry plants within the same variety are equal.  In my berry patch, the most productive plants are the ones that I propagated last year.  This is their first year producing fruit and their fruit is larger than the berries produced by last years plants. That propagation experiment was a lot of work, but the results are delicious.  **Amaze your family and friends with the recipe below!

Strawberry Ice CreamEasy Three Minute Strawberry Ice Cream!…

There are way more things to make with strawberries than the usual jams and jellies.  This one is unbelievable.  Here is a recipe that is a really fast way to make strawberry ice cream.  You make it with FROZEN strawberries, so you could always have this ready to go.  There are only 2 other ingredients and those are sugar and heavy cream.  I got this from allrecipes.comEven though the recipe says you can use a blender, I don’t recommend it unless your strawberries are slightly thawed.  Use a food processor and have everything ready because this processes really fast.  Make a single recipe first, and if your food processor can handle it, then double the recipe.

Ingredients:
10 ounces frozen strawberries, which is about 2 or 2.5 cups.
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1/3 to 1/2 cup sugar (this depends on the sweetness of your strawberries)

Directions:   Put strawberries and sugar into a food processor and roughly chop – do not over process this step, then with the processor running, slowly pour in the heavy cream until fluffy.  Serve immediately or scoop into a bowl and freeze.  The leafy sprig in the photo is mint.  It adds a fancy touch but is not required.  Here is another hint – freeze your freshly cleaned strawberries spread out on a cookie sheet first and then put them into a ziplock bag.  That way they freeze individually and you will be able to measure out what you need and put the rest back in the freezer.   Enjoy!

 

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