mulberry

Kathy came back, with three of my mulberries in each open hand, so as not to crush them.

Cook the mulberries with the sugar until the juice runs.

The town was famous for the grapes and mulberries that grew in the area.

"I like to think that mulberries are on the comeback," Waters said.

They were deep, dark, the color of ripe mulberries.

Or at least they were supposed to be, back there beneath the leafless mulberries.

The artificial harbors set down off the beaches were known as Mulberries.

But the stained, slippery grass, the darkened mulberries, told only half the story.

The years are to waste - like the mulberries."

In ancient Egypt, women applied crushed mulberries to their cheeks.

Last year I added a new dish of mulberries and almonds to the repertory.

Others, less readily available here, include wild strawberries, red currants and mulberries.

The water in our wide trail was as blue and calm as a field of mulberries.

Prominent crops in the area included mulberries, vine, and fodder.

Purée 2 lb. of mulberries in a blender or food processor.

When she came to the spot and saw the changed color of the mulberries she doubted whether it was the same place.

"She said cedar waxwings eat mulberries and cherries, I remember."

Other common fruits used are figs, tangerines, oranges, or mulberries.

It can even be made from mulberries.

Productions of the higher plains include cereals, vegetables, fruit trees and mulberries.

One day she finds a secret garden with mulberries growing in it, and she begins to go there after school.

Guests gathered around a long buffet table and discussed the mulberries that had plagued the last party there, on July 4.

The house is very beautiful we look for blackberries and raspberries and white mulberries.

Mulberries remain, of course, a marvellous ingredient for home-made wine.

He pointed outward, indicating the stand of mulberries at the far end of the meadow.