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medlar simmering in the pot

Recipe: Medlar Jelly

Posted on November 26, 2016December 23, 2016 by RosewarneGardens

What is a medlar I hear you ask? Mespilus germanica is a small odd shaped fruit grown here since Roman times. A small sized roundish fruit with a rough mid brown skin a bit like a kiwi fruit in texture, but turn it to the base and it splits into a wide crack giving it’s…

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Recipe: Crab Apple Jelly

Posted on September 20, 2016December 23, 2016 by RosewarneGardens

I am a preserver, by that I mean I make use of as much produce, foraged, home grown and free as I can. From my plot (400m2), from friends as well as the local hedgerows and parks. This year I made crab apple jelly for the first time. I’ve never really thought about it before…

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Recipe : Gooseberry & Strawberry tart

Posted on July 15, 2015July 15, 2015 by RosewarneGardens

Strawberries it seems go with everything, at the early end of it  a friend introduced me to a Strawberry and rhubarb tart along with strawberry and rhubarb jam , both excellent combinations and this version with gooseberries instead of rhubarb is another new to me excellent combination. The heady sweetness of ripe Strawberries goes very…

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Recipe: Gooseberry and Elderflower fool

Posted on July 8, 2015July 10, 2015 by RosewarneGardens

Gooseberries and elderflower are good companions, not least because they are out in the world at the same time. We have had a bumper crop of berries this year, slightly over 12kg so far, from 4 well established bushes and finding things to do with the berries other than freezing them has become the challenge…

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Recipe: Gooseberry crumble

Posted on July 4, 2015July 8, 2015 by RosewarneGardens

This is first in a short series of gooseberry recipes. There’s a glut, pretty much every year and I sometimes need to be reminded of what to do with the additional fruit. If you have recipe favorites  do share them in the comments below, I can never have too many ideas. My mother made this…

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Growing Garlic this year?

Posted on March 10, 2012 by RosewarneGardens

On a whim at the end of last year I planted a bag of garlic that I purchased from the clearout tray at Homebase. Jamie Oliver‘s latest packaged item announced an extended season of garlic, what could be better? Growing a garlic crop is immensely satisfying and can be done with limited time or space…

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