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Strawberries are an aphrodisiac and very exotic. Healthy handpicked ripe berries. Blackberries fruit in the hands of a man. When I have time to go on long hikes or multi-day backpacking trips I will certainly take time to find huckleberries.
The amount and variety of huckleberries found growing wild in Washington is abundant. Sources vary and depending on the region you are exploring and foraging it may differ on what you can find.
Dwarf huckleberry, Cascade huckleberry, Mountain huckleberry, Bilberry, Oval-leaved bilberry, Evergreen huckleberry, Red huckleberry, and Alpine bilberry are some of the most common in our region. Going on a hike with friends walking along chatting about whatever, bonding over berries.
These simple things can be so good for us. Calming, bonding, fresh air, laughter, and good conversation. I have a deep appreciation for what nature provides.
We easily lose track of time, spending hours picking as many huckleberries as we can. Most are black but they can appear bluish, pinkish red, and purple. Huckleberries are smooth and round with a sweet to tart taste. The plant is an evergreen shrub, but produces berries in the summer.
This shrub thrives mostly in the shade with some sun. It is common to find plants sprouting out of or near downed trees or stumps. The Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest were fond of this berry, traveling long distances to gather them, eating them fresh, and drying them and then adding them into cakes.
While camping, I love adding them into pancakes and mixing into granola, oatmeal, yogurt and other berries for breakfast.
Tiny in size, these berries will test your patience. Sometimes they can be found in big concentrations or very spread apart. This past week, we scored a big haul.
We were camping near Snoqualmie Pass, where the mild temperatures allow wild berries to grow in abundance. A little over an hour out, I was able to pick over two pints of berries.
I was grinning ear to ear with these luscious tiny gems. Last but not least, out of my favorite berries in Washington, hands down goes to the blackberries. When I am not deep in the wilderness hiking, I am certainly roaming on odd roads, urban trails, parks and exploring around the neighborhood where we can easily spot blackberries.
Often considered a weed, these berries can be found in backyards, parks and along roadsides across the country. This plant grows well in the sun and large patches known as brambles.
This berry is known all over the world, but is very popular in the Pacific Northwest due to the abundance in which they grow here. The berry and plant were commonly used by Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest as food and used as a medicinal plant.
Black when mature; red and green when they are still growing, the blackberry is best when a deep black color. They are bumpy in shape beware of thorns on the plant. The blackberry peak season is from July through September.
We are in the prime season right now and yes, I am having daily berry feasts. They are great to be eaten as-is. I love the bursts of sour and sweet pops of flavors while eating them. In addition to being eaten as-is, they can also be transformed beautifully into cakes, pies, and cobblers, or just a simple and refreshing smoothie.
My favorite blackberry smoothie recipe, which was shared by a friend a long time ago and sooner after, I found it gained popularity online on many channels and platforms.
It is very easy and refreshing especially now on summer days and enjoyable to make with my own hand picked wild berries. Beside the smoothie, my other addiction is cobbler.
This easy Blackberry Cobbler recipe takes just 7 ingredients and about 10 minutes to prepare. It has a juicy filling and a sweet and a crisp golden crust. Summer adventures, hand picked berries and baking extravaganzas… I can't think of a better way to spend my weekends.
Whether you are on an intensive hike or just going for a walk down around the neighborhood, I hope you come across some berry bushes and enjoy the fresh taste of nature.
Remember, if in doubt, do not eat any wild berries. Hope you have a sweet summer. Close menu. Trekking Poles.
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Words and Photos: Rafa Inflammation and mental clarity. You will know how hard Handpiced is Collecrion restrain yourself from Handpicked Berry Collection some delicious berries Cpllection the bushes all around Co,lection. From tart Handpicked Berry Collection sweet, and a variety of shapes, textures, sizes, and flavors it all looks delicious, however, some of the berries are not edible. Wild berries grow in abundance in Washington and all surround the Pacific Northwest. In this piece, I will outline my three favorite types of edible berries in Washington. Salmonberries, Huckleberries, and Blackberries… I will show you where to look for them, what to be wary of, and some of my favorite berry recipes to make with your fruity haul! Collectino by image. We have more than , assets on Shutterstock. com as of November 30, Our Brands. All images.
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