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Jane McMorland Hunter

Sally Hughes

Cherry trees herald Spring, with their beautiful blossoms.With our warmer summers, they also provide luscious fruit, and with a full tree of cherries, it can be difficult to know how to cook and preserve them.This book provides the inspiration and with the help of the authors, you can enjoy the fruit through the summer months. Mulberries are more unusual and represent a challenge.Wild cherries originated in the Caucasus Mountains, and cultivated cherries spread from Rome, to Britain, and then to the USA in the 1870s. Black mulberries came from central Asia, reaching Europe via ancient trade routes.White mulberries came from China and formed the highly-lucrative and closely-guarded silk trade. Red mulberries are native to the USA and grow into remarkably pretty trees.

Prospect Books

The English Kitchen

Cherries and Mulberries: Growing and Cooking

Sarah Conrad Gothie

Tart, richly flavoured damsons have been growing in England since the island's earliest recorded history.Whether wild or foraged, or cultivated, they have been a familiar part of the landscape for centuries, and have been used in a range of traditional jams, jellies, drinks, sauces and puddings. Sarah Conrad Gothie brings us a history of damson cultivation and use in the regions famous for the fruit, as well as practical advice for growing, buying and storing damsons. Her collection of historic and new recipes will inspire readers interested in heritage fruits and seasonal cookery to welcome the dazzling colour and inimitable flavour of damsons into their kitchen.

Damsons: An Ancient Fruit in the Modern Kitchen