This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 at 12:55 and falls under the category Fruit

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Anyone who the new foodies July already at home, can read all the delicious recipes with cherries, making and tasting. So I can not say I have not had any cherries this year. But last weekend I called them first picked this year itself. When my brother in the garden a tree is full of this juicy red fruit. Not protected from birds with a net, but he still hung nearly full. I have a tupperware container filled by strike until the stalks between the lid and the container. Meanwhile, there are some cherries eaten separately, but a real cherry project I have not yet figured out. What would be easy to make a recipe from the foodies - been there, done that. Anyone have a good idea? I guess I still have about a pound. how to organize your life Share on: Facebook Twitter Print
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