This picture shows Kenzie holding a glass that is mostly empty. It has ten huckleberries in it.
Jon has done even better!
Here's Mackenzie (white shirt), Malorie (orange shirt) and me searching for our treasure. I'm holding one little huckleberry, though the only way you know it is from the smile on my face!
Here's our bounty after the first day of picking--in order from left to right--Kirt's cup, Lorrie's cup, Jon's cup, Lindsay's cup, Mackenzie's cup, and Malorie's cup. Looks like Lindsay is the winner, with Jon in second place. The second day of picking has us with less pickers, and the berries were a little harder to find!
Here's Mackenzie (white shirt), Malorie (orange shirt) and me searching for our treasure. I'm holding one little huckleberry, though the only way you know it is from the smile on my face!
Here's our bounty after the first day of picking--in order from left to right--Kirt's cup, Lorrie's cup, Jon's cup, Lindsay's cup, Mackenzie's cup, and Malorie's cup. Looks like Lindsay is the winner, with Jon in second place. The second day of picking has us with less pickers, and the berries were a little harder to find!
Here is the combined results of our labors--we picked for about an hour an a half on the first day, after a half an hour of driving up and down Warren Wagon Road, looking for the logging road I'd only been on once before. I've also only done this once, so we found a couple of bushes that looked like they might be huckleberries, but they weren't. I should know. I tasted the look-alikes, realized after swallowing the first that the texture and flavor were wrong, the second was so bitter, I just spit it out! I'm still alive and well, though! My thanks to my helpers--they have been rewarded with huckleberry pancakes, and huckleberry milkshakes!
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Here is how to make them taste even better: Place in freezer, remove from freezer, let sit in heat for an appropriate amount of time to allow proper fermentation, enjoy!
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