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Weighing the crop! |
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Chris enjoying his mulberry jam! |
How could I not write a quick post on this? A couple of weeks ago, Chris rolled up with a basket of the most glorious freshly picked mulberries. We could hardly believe our eyes! They were crying out to made into the world's most delicious jam. \having done that, I knew it the next step had to be a baking session in order to achieve the very best cream tea ever. Using my favourite Mary Berry recipe, I made the lightest scones. That only left the easy bits - some authentic Cornish clotted cream and a pot of Lady Grey tea.
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The finished product all sealed and labelled. |
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Now THAT's a cream tea!! |
Et voila! 2 whole jars have been consumed already - gulp!
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