When the grass crunches under your feet you know winter is here.
It's definitely winter on Gotland,
but still there are things to be harvested!
The other day I took in the last of my kale (decorated with ice crystals!) to transform it into a pie,
The other day I took in the last of my kale (decorated with ice crystals!) to transform it into a pie,
and picked a bowl full of rosehip buds.
A word of caution (since most recipes don't stress this fact enough):
you need a LOT of patience to make rosehip jam.
A word of caution (since most recipes don't stress this fact enough):
you need a LOT of patience to make rosehip jam.
I watched about a dozen TED talks during the process of cutting each of the rosehips in half and scooping out the seeds,
sighed a LOT,
was ready to give up about half way and toss out the rest,
but persisted & succeeded!
The amount of struggle directly correlates to the appreciation of the result.
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