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Showing posts with label peaches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peaches. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Just Peachy...


Although I love the farms I frequent in Hollis, NH. and relished the small bag of peaches 
I purchased a few weeks ago, I just couldn't justify buying a whole peck of peaches 
there.$$$ While chatting with Mary from Ocean Breezes and Country Sneezes she came 
across Carlson Orchards in Harvard, MA. on line and I decided to give it a try.  The ride 
wasn't too long and I arrived at the orchard in about 25 minutes. Carlson's peaches turned 
out to be eighty cents a pound cheaper than my favorite NH farm.  They also had quite 
a variety to choose from and I settled on the Early-Glow variety.

We ate our fill of these delicious, juicy, native peaches and with the rest I made Peach Preserves 
 and Peach Salsa.( click for recipes)  Canning really isn't very difficult it's just very time 
consuming.  There's a lot of sterilizing going on with all the jars and utensils, but once 
you get through all the tedious tasks the end result is very rewarding.  Both recipes 
turned out fantastic.  Much better than my strawberry jam disaster.

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Grilled Peaches With Vanilla Ice Cream....



This afternoon I took a ride to one of my favorite farms in Hollis, New Hampshire.  What ever the season, Brookdale Farm always has the best and sweetest fruit available.  Today the native peaches were calling my name.   I came home and made this dessert before I even patted my dog Bella.  It's really that quick.


This is so simple it borders on the ridiculous.  Cut the peaches in half and remove the pit.  Spray flesh side of the peach with butter flavored Pam and place flesh side down on the grill.  Grill about 3 minutes or until the peach loses a little of its firmness.  Remove the peach from the grill and immediately place a little piece of chocolate in the middle
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Scoop up some vanilla ice cream, plop on top and enjoy!!
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