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what is this fruit? it looks like the poop form of black berries.

i have a lot of them though. any ideas on what i can make this this?

>> No.5381650

>>5381648
Those are poisonous, toss them bastards before you make yourself sick.

>> No.5381652

eat all of them as fast as you can

>> No.5381659

i looked it up and it seems like theyre soggy mulberries
can i make jam with this?

>> No.5381690

some sort of berry

they come from trees

>> No.5381694

>>5381659
yes, if you wish to produce a very deadly poisonous jam...

>> No.5381695

They look like mulberries to me, although I don't often see the long type. Did you buy those? They grow like weeds around here and fruit towards the end of June. I usually pick as many as I can and make wine.

>> No.5381700

>>5381695
they were free. i never ate them before

any tips for making jam?

>> No.5381746

>>5381700
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=making+mulberry+jam

>> No.5381755

>>5381746
>ask cooking related question on cooking board
hurrdurr google it

note i asked for tips. personal experiences and preferences would be nice. not looking for an exact recipe

>> No.5381761

would jam be shit without pectin? most recipes call for it but some don't. i have everything on hand except for the pectin

>> No.5381787

>>5381761
>>/ck/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=jam+pectin

Anyway, 1:1 fruit:sugar, low heat to bring out the juices, mash, simmer, boil until thick. That's the generic recipe for jam.

>> No.5383014

>>5381648
whatever those are they are most definitely not ripe

>> No.5383021

mutant freak gmo boysenberries

>> No.5383022

>>5383021

... you do get why what you're saying is retarded, right?