As you can see, my Evans cherry tree is ripe unto harvest. It's a sour cherry that grows and survives here in Alberta.
These cherries make a wonderful sour cream cherry pie as well as a compote for pancakes or ice cream. You might want to check out my food blog recipe blog for the recipes of these two favourites.
These cherries make a wonderful sour cream cherry pie as well as a compote for pancakes or ice cream. You might want to check out my food blog recipe blog for the recipes of these two favourites.
Cherry-o!
Brenda
xox
Brenda, I love cherries! What a wonderful picture of them! Enjoy your sour cherry pie!
ReplyDeleteHey Sweet Brenda!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you dropped by my blog and left the sweetest of comments!
Your blog is great and I look forward to reading here!
My neighbor has a cherry tree and last year it made lots...I've not seen any this year...reckon what happened??
I love the big juicy cherries in the grocery store here...I could eat those like candy!
Have an awesome evening!☺
Mmm, those looks good - I'm off to check out your new blog!
ReplyDeleteLorrie
Howdy Brenda
ReplyDeleteThis was my first visit and what a wonderful surprise.
I love your cherry tree .
I love to eat fresh cherry's .
Awesome photo .
Thank you so very much for sharing.
May you have a truly joy filled weekend.
Happy Trails
sounds delicious...
ReplyDeleteGonna check out that recipe.
ReplyDeleteQMM
Your picture says a thousand words.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
Pretty neat. A cherry tree in your own back yard...in AB!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was your neighbor. I would open my windows hoping to catch a whiff of that pie baking. Beautiful photo!!
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