Cherries have played a big role in my adult life. For many years we lived in a house surrounded my cherry orchards. The first Tuesday in November marked the beginning of cherry season, and generally by the turn of the new year the cherries and all been picked and sent to market.
It’s not this this time of the year without cherries.
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I live in sunny Brisbane, Australia. My love of good food drives me as a cook, a reader, a traveller, an artist and but mostly as an eater.
I cooked professionally for many years but have no formal training. Simply guided by a love of eating good food, respect for ingredients and an abhorrence of artificial additives, I cook instinctively applying the technical know how acquired by experience.
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It was my daugters 14th birhday last week. The birthday cake had 14 cherries just like these :). It is really such a simple but beautiful and tasty fruit.
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Thanks, Cherry lovers unite..oh, and happy birthday to your daughter
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VERY nice shots
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Thanks..
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Oh, so hard to read Southern hemisphere blogs as we head into dreary winter! Such beautiful cherries.
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Ooo sorry 😎
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This rang so true with me, Dad always used to buy wonderful black cherries just for Christmas. You’ve made me cry but thanks for posting!
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Memories of Christmases past do tug on the heart strings. Salted mixed nuts remind me of my Dad at Christmas, but cherries will always make me think of Christmas with my own kids.
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