The Market on the Move program with the 3000 Club is a blessing to families by offering 60 pounds of fresh produce with a $10 donation. You can eat healthy, help a charity help others, share with neighbors, and keep good food from going to the landfill.
Josh didn’t want to post about this but I thought it was still worth at least a short post. There was a smoker at Sam’s Club about a month ago for $299. When it went on sale for $199, we had to buy it! It has been used at least twice a month since we got it.
Last month I made blueberry jam. It is very tasty and now we are on the lookout for things to use it with. It is good on biscuits and pancakes, but we want dessert to put it on where it will truly allow the flavors to shine.
Here are five blueberry dessert recipes that we have either made or will try to make in the future.
1. Blueberry Cheesecake
I decided to start with our own recipe. This cheesecake was so good. It was smooth and creamy. The layer of blueberry jam added just enough flavor.
2. Blueberry Jammers
This recipe is from Dorie Greenspan’s book of cookie recipes. We own this book and have used it quite a few times. We have never made a bad cookie from these recipes.
(more…)www.instagram.com/p/B5gTOGbgB5i/ If this pumpkin Bundt cake turned out, there will be a recipe up in the next few days! [adinserter block="5"]
Creamy cheesecake topped with homemade blueberry jam and whipped cream.
I think Lynn has decided since I successfully made pomegranate jelly twice that I can now make any kind of jelly or jam. One of her favorites that we have bought at two different small stands is blueberry jam.