Sailor Kenshin wrote:I looked it up.
Mayhaw is related to the crabapple, but comes from a hawthorne tree. And we had one! But a storm destroyed it. We also once had a crabapple, which met with a similar end.
Storms are terrible
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Sailor Kenshin wrote:How does a mayhaw differ from a crabapple?
It's been a very long time since I had any crabapple jelly so I don't remember but Mayhaw does remind me a bit of apple jelly made from good tart apples.
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Of course things are better when they’re wild; plums, Mayhaw, or Berries. BUT, if you have a good produce market, you can buy fruit, cook it down, and make your own Jelly. I’ll be happy to help anyone that is interested; it’s not that hard to do
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