Mulberry

[KC4RSW]

I have a very large Mulberry tree loaded in mulberries. Does anyone have a old time recipe to try?

 

[LA man]

i dont, but ide sure like to get some small trees if u have any

 

[mike243]

use it in any thing that calls for blackberries,i love the taste better than blackberriers.there allready gone here now as i found a few trees at work that were loaded about a month ago.

 

[KC4RSW]

Sorry, The tree has three trunks and are so large I can not reach around each trunk half way. I never had any come up wild that I have seen. I bet a cobbler would be good. Over the years I have just eaten them off the tree lol.

 

[RUGER]

There was a Mulberry tree at my dads house.
I miss eating them.

 

[stik]

i don't know that i have ever seen a mulberry tree.

 

[catman529]

They are still fruiting up here in the northeast, so maybe I will pick some up before we head back to TN.

 

[KC4RSW]

 

[StalkingWolf]

Cobbler!!!! :grin:

Have the squirrels been in them?

 

[KC4RSW]

Average 12 everyday lol but they don't like when I am eating them.

 

[StalkingWolf]

Average 12 everyday lol but they don't like when I am eating them.

The spring squirrel hunters in the small game forum need to see this!

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Getting ripe and falling right now here. Really good place to tree a coon every night.

 

[TX300mag]

I LOVE mulberries.

Mix 50/50 with blackberries. It provides a little tartness and is sweeter than a blackberry cobbler.

 

[catman529]

Ripe up here in the northeast, I found a tree and ate a few in NJ today and now we are in PA where I also know of some...

They taste pretty good, but a little on the sweet side, I might prefer blackberries.