Showing posts with label mossberries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mossberries. Show all posts
Friday, October 10, 2008
Berry jelly
Here are some of the berries that I made this recipe for jelly with. I made one batch with only the small mossberries-it turned out so good and tasty. This batch had the rest of the mossberries and the alpine blueberries. This turned out so good. Actually, I must say that this was the best jelly I made in a LONG time. I used the pectin that "Ball" sells.


Friday, September 05, 2008
Labor Day 2008
Jim and I went up to Arctic Valley pick berries on Labor Day. The day was perfect for picking berries. We ended up hiking quite aways up some trails then headed up the mountain side. We couldn't believe the amount of berries we saw and passed as we hiked halfway up the mountain. When we decided enough is enough, we settled in and started picking mossberries and alpine blueberries. The blueberries looked spectacular and were so tasty. The mossberries make the most delightful jelly and pie you will ever have. Enjoy the photos of the scenery and berries!










It was challenging climbing up to the place we wanted to go for berries but I dreaded getting down the mountain side. Amazingly I made it without twisting an ankle and I didn't get sore muscles!!!! I was just blessed by the beauty of creation that day. I just couldn't help but give thanks to Father God for so much in creation to enjoy. I'm so glad that I have Him to thank because, believe it or not, Mother Earth doesn't have ears to hear!!
It was challenging climbing up to the place we wanted to go for berries but I dreaded getting down the mountain side. Amazingly I made it without twisting an ankle and I didn't get sore muscles!!!! I was just blessed by the beauty of creation that day. I just couldn't help but give thanks to Father God for so much in creation to enjoy. I'm so glad that I have Him to thank because, believe it or not, Mother Earth doesn't have ears to hear!!
Labels:
alpine blue berries,
Arctic Valley,
creation,
mossberries
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