Thursday, February 03, 2011

In the kitchen - Plums


Remember these?


They are now these, 8 jars of bottled plums....


And these, 9 containers of stewed apple and plum ....


with a crumble topping..


and in the freezer!

There are some left for eating and we had a lovely big crumble at the weekend
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10 comments:

  1. Wendy.B9:15 am

    Wow Sue, awesome job..I am ever so slightly envious (in a good way) at the abundance your wee farm provides... I'm waiting for the day, we stay in a place long enough to grow a tree..lol
    And your deep freeze is like Mary Poppins hat, it has an endless depth. Now as I am a huge crumble fan, if it doesn't all fit, you can find me at HMAS Cerberus

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  2. The Webbers living a life at the beach9:27 am

    Hi Wendy :D Yes I'm really pleased with what we managed to grow this year. The freezer I showed in a previous post is full, I'm adding to the chest freezer in the garage now. It's the one we store the meat in :D

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  3. Heather9:50 am

    Oh, that looks so good! I'm jealous of all this fruit (and veggies, but mostly fruit!) that you're able to grow. :)

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  4. Anonymous10:30 am

    Everything looks so good. The plums are such a beautiful color.

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  5. Tammy10:45 am

    Love what you did with the crumble Sue! Thanks for the inspiration. I am slightly overwhelmed by what I have come into here and have another two varieties of plum ready for picking now. and a third one yet to come.

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  6. The Webbers living a life at the beach10:48 am

    We didn't get as many plums as last year, probably just as well as we still have chutneys and jam from last year :D

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  7. becky30862:55 pm

    I love the plums with the crumble topping. Year before last I canned 22 pints of plums from our one tree but then last year we didn't get any plums. I am not sure what happened last year but maybe this year we will have more again.

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  8. The Webbers living a life at the beach3:07 pm

    Did you lose all your blossom Becky? We had that happen to the pear tree, and not a single one this year!

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  9. Buttons Thoughts9:33 am

    That looks so delicious. What a great post very colourful and I am sure it will be tasty. Great job. Greetings from Canada

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  10. The Webbers living a life at the beach9:56 am

    Thank you Buttons :D Welcome to NZ :D

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