vmaxride06
Well-Known Member
Found this about the Thimbleberry..Its not deep fried or covered in red sauce and cheese, but stuff it in a pie crust with sugar, you could make some happy faces.:biglaugh:
Thimbleberry
(Rubus parviflorus)
Slipping easily off into your hand when ripe, this ruby-red berry is aptly named for its pronounced cup shape.
?This is the best tasting and least appreciated berry,? said Wechsler, who dreams of making a thimbleberry pie. ?People don?t know about them as much as the others. Thimbleberries are a little bit sour but not too much, which gives them a bit of pizazz.?
The plant sports large white flowers and maple-like fuzzy leaves that Jacobson calls camper?s toilet paper. Thimbleberry leaves can also be used as makeshift containers, but because the berries do not travel well, they are also best enjoyed at the source. They ripen from late May to early August, with peak picking in July.
Thimbleberry
(Rubus parviflorus)
Slipping easily off into your hand when ripe, this ruby-red berry is aptly named for its pronounced cup shape.
?This is the best tasting and least appreciated berry,? said Wechsler, who dreams of making a thimbleberry pie. ?People don?t know about them as much as the others. Thimbleberries are a little bit sour but not too much, which gives them a bit of pizazz.?
The plant sports large white flowers and maple-like fuzzy leaves that Jacobson calls camper?s toilet paper. Thimbleberry leaves can also be used as makeshift containers, but because the berries do not travel well, they are also best enjoyed at the source. They ripen from late May to early August, with peak picking in July.