Jun 2, 2023
Haskap Berry Cheesecake (Vegan, Gluten-Free, Refined Sugar-Free & No-Bake)
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Haskap Berry Cheesecake (Vegan, Gluten-Free, Refined Sugar-Free & No-Bake)
The haskap berries are starting to ripen!
Mee-Ni-Sha-Piy / Indigenous Canadian Berry Drink (Vegan)
Got haskaps at the farmer's market. Gonna make ice cream with them.
I have a Haskap problem
I have a Haskap problem
I have a problem in my own garden with my Haskaps (aka Honeyberries). I saved these plants from near death and one is untagged, I know they are from completely different breeding programs, . But that isn’t the problem. The problem is that they don’t bloom at the same time. Haskaps need to be pollinated by a different variety of haskap. You would have the same problem if you had 2 plants of the…
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Crannog Ales - Mac Tir Haskap Ale
Crannog Ales – Mac Tir Haskap Ale
Did you know that July is Haskap Beer Month in British Columbia? It is an initiative that came to be after an evening of drinking beer and eating freshly picked Haskap berries from Wolf Springs Farms, neighbours of Crannog Ales. Carma Clarke & Kevin Kelly of Wolf Springs Farm and Rebecca Kneen and Brian MacIsaac of Crannog Ales, decided the combination of the two would work well, and after…
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July is Haskap Beer Month
July is Haskap Beer Month
Photo: Kevin Kelly of Wolf Springs planting their first haskap orchard, and cask-conditioned Haskap Ale by Crannóg Ales.
Berries and beer make for a delicious July BC farmers & brewers cooperate to show off new berries
There’s a great new way to explore two of the best things BC has to offer: great food and drink, all rolled into one during Haskap Beer Month. Craft breweries around the province…
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Haskaps
Since I’m running low on trees we’ve planted to write about here (and I want to keep up with my regular posting here), I am continuing on with some of the soft fruit we planted as well. You can read about the Nanking Cherries from last week, but this week will be about the Haskaps.
Originally native to northern forests in Asia and North America, they have gone through extensive breeding at the…
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