Radio Anyway Segment on Autumn Berries

WNMC's Radio Anyway talks to Autumn Berry farmer Paul Sears and visits Food For Thought to learn more about this infamous outlaw fruit.

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Jeffrey Ganley
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Autumn Berry Preserves
Comment #4 on Friday, September 4, 2009 at 05:07 PM

Autumn Olive is such an invasive (non-native) shrub that is taking over many of Michigan's wildlands, especially our rare savannas & prairies. This is a great way to use the tasty, edible "berries" or drupes and help keep the shrub from spreading further! Please pick more!

Karen
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Autumn Berries
Comment #3 on Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 12:51 PM

I purchased a jar of the preserves last spring on a trip across the Upper Penninsula of Michigan and loved the taste. I wish that I had bought more than one jar. I used it as sparingly as I could. Thanks again for introducing me to this wonderful berry!

Timothy
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Autumn Berry Preserves
Comment #2 on Sunday, March 23, 2008 at 03:53 PM

Thank you for that comment. I too love this preserve. It's a new concept for many so it's off to a slow start, but most who adventure into a jar surface as very loyal fans.

For me it's the subtlety of plum with the zing of lime!

Enjoy!
Timothy Young
President/Chef

Susan
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Autumn Berry Preserves
Comment #1 on Sunday, March 23, 2008 at 12:45 PM

I was introduced to this delightful product this past summer by my nieces . . have found the taste to be far and again above any and all other preserves!!

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Radio Anyway Segment on Autumn Berries

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