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YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 9 Aug 2008 12:21

dont know what a goose gog is?? but we had a huge mulberry tree that fell down, we've got another one now that should have more on it this year
couldnt make lemon sago , no lemons left, so we had coconut cream with it instead instead.
where were you Deanna? I had to put the rest in the fridge.

bed time, Yvette xxxxxxxxxx

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

Gwen

Gwen Report 9 Aug 2008 13:12

I remember a friend of mine was always eating
brown sauce sandwiches.
gwen.

SJR

SJR Report 9 Aug 2008 15:30

Goose gog is a Gooseberry.

Sheila

Jean (Monmouth)

Jean (Monmouth) Report 9 Aug 2008 19:37

Condensed milk on bread , or treacle on bread.Lemonade powder in the palm of your hand and lick it. We collected nuts from the hedges to go in the Christmas cake and pudding.

Mazfromnorf

Mazfromnorf Report 9 Aug 2008 19:41

goose gogs i love lo!!! does any one have greengages they are good too

Researching:
Payne Stapley ,Heads ,Colgate ,Hills ,Gallop , Oliver ,Bourne ,Suters

Mazfromnorf

Mazfromnorf Report 9 Aug 2008 19:54

perhaps we should go back to gathering the wild harvest i used to love it we always had chestnuts and blackberries saved pennies lo!!!

Researching:
Payne Stapley ,Heads ,Colgate ,Hills ,Gallop , Oliver ,Bourne ,Suters

YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 10 Aug 2008 06:21

sounds good, we would eat the stuff that was in season and save a fortune.
gooseberries dont grow here, I've seen them in small trays but cost the earth. just had to check the rhubarb this morning, I think there might be enough for a decent crumble.
xx

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

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