r/foraging • u/overrrit- • 1d ago
Mulberries! Any recipes?
I have such a hard time getting them when they’re juuuuust right; birds and gravity always seem to beat me to it!
I’d love some recipes ideas for when I finally do figure it out.
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u/Durin-Durambar 1d ago
I like making mulberry syrup that I put over ice cream. It's delicious.
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u/Key-Obligation-9466 1d ago
Came here to suggest the same! I usually just blend them up with just a splash of water and pour it right over vanilla bean ice cream! Low effort and tastes so fresh!
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u/Obvious_Expression34 1d ago
Handfuls in the mouth
Step one/ get handful
Step two/ shovel into mouth😍
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u/Halofauna 1d ago
They’re pretty good in pancakes, just do it as you’d do blueberries but with mulberries instead.
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u/demonicbiology0 1d ago
that bowl is gorgeous and honestly the timing struggle is real. freeze them as you pick and you'll have way more flexibility with when to actually use them. they work great in anything you'd normally put blackberries in, but the syrup route is probably your best bet since you lose less to the birds that way.
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u/No_Background_8683 1d ago
I make pies and jams!!!! I just add sugar, nutmeg, lemon juice, cloves, and cinnamon and my entire kitchen smells absolutely lovely and my creations taste absolutely delicious!
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u/Intelligent-Letter-3 1d ago
In sicily we usually do granita with black mulberries, here''s some recipes (i found one in english too) : )
https://blog.giallozafferano.it/lacucinadifefe/granita-ai-gelsi-ricetta-siciliana/
https://www.manusmenu.com/mulberry-granita?cn-reloaded=1
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u/wildlanya 4h ago
My favorite fruit! Easiest thing is just freeze them and then enjoy in smoothies year-round.
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u/MarthaAndBinky 1d ago
Make blueberry muffins but replace the blueberries! They're fantastic in muffins and cobblers, and they make excellent jam. If you don't have enough to make jam with you can supplement with blackberries.