Graham's Goosegobs.

[grahamw48]

Hmm... actually doing a bit of gardening this morning (not like me. lol), and came across this prickly plant trying to stab me to death, so started to cut it back, thinking it was a pesky Hawthorn intruder.

Then I noticed the Gooseberries ! I must wear my blinkin glasses in future ! :doh


A couple of pics:


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[Steve.r]

We call them GoosegoGs Graham, really nice when made into a Crumble, a good substitute for Rhubarb in a crumble.

[grahamw48]

Aaah.... maybe that's what we used to call them too, but it WAS about 50 odd years ago. lol :olddude:

Yes, two of my fave dishes... those crumbles. Not that I've any chance of producing such gourmet (by my standards) food. :icon_lol:

[stevewool]

Gooseberry jam yum yum yum

[Steve.r]

I'm not a jam person Steve, I prefer a good pasty or sausage roll.

Go on Graham, bust out the chef's hat and make a crumble, you know it's worth it. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[grahamw48]

I'm going out to get some Yogurt, then boil them in sugar and mix em with that. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Michael Parnham]

I'm going out to get some Yogurt, then boil them in sugar and mix em with that. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Yummy:xxgrinning--00xx3: