A Good Friend gave Dear Hubby some homemade Mayhaw Jelly. He says it is absolutely delicious!This friend also makes a very good potato soup mix! AND she is making a wedding cake for a friend's wedding!!
The very word 'mayhaw' caused Hubby and a friend who grew up in East Texas to begin reminiscing about mayhaws, mulberries, persimmons, and chinquapin (which hubby states are nuts too bitter to eat - and grow wild in North Louisiana, Southern Missouri, and Arkansas - and who knows where else . . .).
It was such fun to hear Hubby and Friend wax nostalgic as they spoke of climbing the fruit trees to sit on a branch and eat the fruit to their heart's delight - which of course brought back other memories for them of those glorious childhood days.
Ah - memories. I loved it!
The very word 'mayhaw' caused Hubby and a friend who grew up in East Texas to begin reminiscing about mayhaws, mulberries, persimmons, and chinquapin (which hubby states are nuts too bitter to eat - and grow wild in North Louisiana, Southern Missouri, and Arkansas - and who knows where else . . .).
It was such fun to hear Hubby and Friend wax nostalgic as they spoke of climbing the fruit trees to sit on a branch and eat the fruit to their heart's delight - which of course brought back other memories for them of those glorious childhood days.
Ah - memories. I loved it!
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