Ms Gibson ~ thank you! It's an old dish. It's called a berry bowl, I think. It has little feet and it just the right size to wash couple of cups of berries.
I was just out in my patch today and I see that I am overdue in the picking. The rain has kept me out of the yard, but I bet we can have enough for pie. I hope you get more berries.
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The first handful of raspberries were ripe in the
They're wonderful, but I love your berry bowl too!!!
ReplyDeleteoh yum..i am so waiting impatiently for our grapes...
ReplyDeletethanks for the support as well...
Mmmmm. They look so good.
ReplyDeleteYUM..I love raspberries! :D
ReplyDeleteMagpie ~ thank you...antiques are the best, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteBrian ~ I'd love grapes in my garden! How fun! Do you eat them as is or make jam and juice?
ReplyDeleteGreen with envy and so are my berries (they are also very "green".
ReplyDeleteHuh. I can't even remember the last time I ate a raspberry. Funny how life's simple pleasures often get sidetracked...
ReplyDeleteSilver Fox ~ well you should eat some! LOL! They'd put some rosy cheeks on that ancient face of yours! ;)
ReplyDeleteIt is always good to "test" these things before cooking for the rest of the crowd anyway. ;) They look delicious!
ReplyDeleteThey look so yummy! Raspberries will ripe here first in a couple of months.;)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend,
xo
JEALOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteYum.
that is sometimes the best part ..just a few ...i think your header is amazing by the way
ReplyDeleteThose look good!!!
ReplyDeleteIs it the same for berries as some flowers....the more you pick the more return? Beautiful bowl...
ReplyDeleteMaggie's Garden ~ I'm not sure about that. The birds and raccoons get anything I don't! There are a lot out there..the just haven't turned red yet!
ReplyDeleteYummy! and what a beautiful draining saucer! I've never seen one like that! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDelete:) The Bach
Those look so good! We went blueberry picking this week, but not in our backyard anymore:( But going to the local farm was fun, too.
ReplyDeletethey look very good and I bet they were delicious with yogurt.
ReplyDeleteI've just been getting tiny tomatoes and jalapenos.
:P.....
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my Grandma's raz patch!
Settling for strawberries, at the moment...fresh from my neighbour's patch :P
mmmm, does that look lluscious or what?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collandar. I think all berries would taste better rinsed in this bowl . . .
ReplyDeleteI just love the idea that you have all these wonderful things growing in your yard.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up, we had fruit trees, grapes and berries. (Our berries were boysenberries, and oh, the cobbler...
Guess I'll just have to be happy with our two tomato plants.
Yes, Betsy...I'm worn out partying!!! One more to go.
NICE!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, I am looking at that interesting ceramic bowl. It has drain holes. And it's beautiful. I've never seen such a thing.
ReplyDeleteAnd the thing I love about fresh raspberries are those cute little "hairs" on them.
ReplyDeleteMs Gibson ~ thank you! It's an old dish. It's called a berry bowl, I think. It has little feet and it just the right size to wash couple of cups of berries.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhh, yummy! And what a fantastic bowl, too!! :)
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like the summery taste of those first fresh red raspberries. Lovely photo, too.
ReplyDeleteI was just out in my patch today and I see that I am overdue in the picking. The rain has kept me out of the yard, but I bet we can have enough for pie. I hope you get more berries.
ReplyDeleteRaspberreis in yoghurt--yum!! Well, maybe not this "Boston Cream Pie" one I am currently eating but most yoghurts for sure. :)
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