Looking for a special huckleberry dessert for Thanksgiving or Christmas or New Years? Check out this delicious mix of chocolate, huckleberries, and rum!! Check out the original recipe here: Cooking with Curls
Since I live in Idaho, I love to share Idaho huckleberry recipes. This particular recipe is from Kita Roberts’ blog: Pass the Sushi! A fresh mix of Idaho’s signature huckleberry plant blended three ways with local vodka and a splash of limoncello. The Huckleberry Lemonade Cocktail is a fun twist to celebrate a state.
If you are very conservative (or stingy) with your huckleberries and want to spread them thin in your recipes, you might want to consider making a huckleberry apple pie. I found this recipe on the Spokane Public Radio website: Recipe Moments
With huckleberry season coming to an end, I know many lucky pickers have lots of huckleberries to makes some delicious desserts. Here is a Custard-based Huckleberry Pie recipe that I found on the ‘Beyond the Chicken Coop’ website: ENJOY!!
Huckleberries are very versatile as they can be used in so many different ways: Sweets, drinks, baked goods, preserves, in sauces, and …. (you finish the line!) Just search for huckleberry recipes or check out the many on this site for just a sampling of the many wonderful treats you can make using huckleberries. But […]
With the picking season in full swing, there are dozens of articles about finding and picking huckleberries. Here is a summary of the best ‘Huckleberries in the News’ I found: From The Independent in Chewelah, Washington: HUCKLEBERRIES: A Berry Good Time TIME TO GET PICKING: Huckleberry season is upon us in Stevens County… You might remember […]
When we see a good huckleberry season, we see more bears in the patches and more bear alerts in the news. A few weeks back, this site posted a story on Protecting Grizzlies in Huckleberry Country. Here are a couple of updates on bears in huckleberry patches. This first one was published on the Creston […]
With the amount of huckleberry hunters and pickers, etiquette guidelines may be in order! Loving this article published on the NorthWest Public Broadcasting website: Tip 1 – If you ask, “Where’s your spot?” don’t expect anyone to tell you. There are few secrets more closely kept and shared only with the closest of friends. … […]
Huckleberries are part of the folklore of Native Americans. Tribes may have introduced early settlers to the huckleberries — especially settlers in the western part of the United States. The following article from Today’s Home Kitchen describes some of their stories about “Wiwnu”: Indian word for huckleberry: “Ischit Wiwnu”—The Path of The Huckleberry “Ischit Wiwnu”—Path, […]
The 52nd National Huckleberry Festival in Jay, Oklahoma begins on Thursday, June 27, and carries through Saturday, July 6. I realize we are a bit late with the announcement but there is still time to attend if you wish to check it out. Actually, the first couple of days consisted of the following events: Little […]
