fallen fruit and other food smarts: LA, NY, PGH
Wow, this looks like a great resource for every mouth. I have so often been tempted to gather mulberries from Pittsburgh's public areas. Luckily, my backyard has a big mulberry tree. But not everyone is so lucky . . . Yes, this is about picking fruit and finding food in public spaces. But only in LA and NY.
I also wanted to draw your attention to my collection of Pittsburgh food blogs. Its now in the sidebar, with my Pittsburgh film links. If you have any further suggestions, lemme know and I'll add them. With some snide commentary, no doubt. Sorry about that, I couldn't help myself.
The photo is a mulberry bush, located, by chance, in NYC. But if you live in Pittsburgh, you've seen them. Perhaps in front of the Main Library in Oakland. Those are "weeping" mulberries, for obvious reasons. The ones at the CLP, not in the photo.
Categories: food, pittsburgh, blogging, travel, thrift
Labels: food
posted by zoe p. at 12:52 PM
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In case you thought I was joking about this, I was not. I made a low fat pear-berry cobbler recipe from Jan 2005 Everyday Food with found pears (found down the street, fallen from the tree). I also used leftover butter from a Del's takeout order for the topping. When you order antipasto they give you bread and butter, in little plastic cubes. The butter is Beaver Meadow brand . . . .
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