What's your favorite season?
Ok, so even if the weather isn't cooperating much, I decided I'm ready for
autumn and all that I love about it. I figured, if mother nature wasn't
being helpful, I'd make a little temptation for her to spur her on! lol. So
I decided on apple pie, which just screams fall doesn't it? Only, rather
than a regular apple pie, I made this one with black raspberries (thank you,
Trader Joe!). It turned out delicious, and was a perfect end to a less than
perfect day.

If anyone's interested, there's a recipe (well, not so much a recipe as a
guide lol) and pictures on my blog (http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com)
just in case you want to spur Mama Nature along too.

kimberly
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"Nexis" > wrote in message
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> If anyone's interested, there's a recipe (well, not so much a recipe as a
> guide lol) and pictures on my blog (http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com)
> just in case you want to spur Mama Nature along too.
>

Now THIS sounds and looks wonderful!

"cybercat" > wrote in message
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> "Nexis" > wrote in message
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>>
>> If anyone's interested, there's a recipe (well, not so much a recipe as a
>> guide lol) and pictures on my blog (http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com)
>> just in case you want to spur Mama Nature along too.
>>
>
> Now THIS sounds and looks wonderful!

Thanks! It was wonderful, and such a good way to end a not so good day,
you know? And I have to say, I am loving those black raspberries this year.
I've been running them through the blender and straining out the seeds to
make a puree and adding sliced strawberries to serve over pancakes or
waffles for Sunday breakfasts. Last weekend, I served them with Eibrot too,
which was a good combination. If you have a Trader Joe's by you, they are
something to look for!

kimberly
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http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com

On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:28:09 -0700, "Nexis" > wrote:

>What's your favorite season?
>Ok, so even if the weather isn't cooperating much, I decided I'm ready for
>autumn and all that I love about it. I figured, if mother nature wasn't
>being helpful, I'd make a little temptation for her to spur her on! lol. So
>I decided on apple pie, which just screams fall doesn't it? Only, rather
>than a regular apple pie, I made this one with black raspberries (thank you,
>Trader Joe!). It turned out delicious, and was a perfect end to a less than
>perfect day.
>
>If anyone's interested, there's a recipe (well, not so much a recipe as a
>guide lol) and pictures on my blog (http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com)
>just in case you want to spur Mama Nature along too.
>
>kimberly

Gorgeous! Can you email me a slice or two as an attachment? :-)

My sister, bless her heart, just sent a care package from PA. It
contains four jars of jam; she didn't specify the type but I am hoping
that at least one is black raspberry. I will slather it heavily on a
slice of sourdough toast with butter, and to hell with the diet and
the blood sugar for one day!

Best -- Terry

"Terry" > wrote in message
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> On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 03:28:09 -0700, "Nexis" > wrote:
>
>>What's your favorite season?
>>Ok, so even if the weather isn't cooperating much, I decided I'm ready for
>>autumn and all that I love about it. I figured, if mother nature wasn't
>>being helpful, I'd make a little temptation for her to spur her on! lol.
>>So
>>I decided on apple pie, which just screams fall doesn't it? Only, rather
>>than a regular apple pie, I made this one with black raspberries (thank
>>you,
>>Trader Joe!). It turned out delicious, and was a perfect end to a less
>>than
>>perfect day.
>>
>>If anyone's interested, there's a recipe (well, not so much a recipe as a
>>guide lol) and pictures on my blog (http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com)
>>just in case you want to spur Mama Nature along too.
>>
>>kimberly
>
> Gorgeous! Can you email me a slice or two as an attachment? :-)
>
> My sister, bless her heart, just sent a care package from PA. It
> contains four jars of jam; she didn't specify the type but I am hoping
> that at least one is black raspberry. I will slather it heavily on a
> slice of sourdough toast with butter, and to hell with the diet and
> the blood sugar for one day!
>
> Best -- Terry

LOL! Wouldn't it be nice if we could email samples of our goodies? I would
love that
How nice of your sister My Aunt Maggie, whenever I go up country, always
sends me
home with jam and apple butter and, if I'm really good, her corn...which is
the best ever.

kimberly
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http://eating-sandiego.blogspot.com