Meanings of soft fruits in English

Berries and all soft fruits are canned without blanching and cold-dipping.

Its food consists chiefly of spiders and small worms, and soft fruits and seeds.

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Within its walls the Turks grew soft fruits and created fountains and melodic streams.

I love the combination of chewy meringue, semi-whipped cream and tart summer soft fruits.

Never allow the pressure to go over ten pounds when you are canning soft fruits.

To obtain the most satisfactory results soft fruits should be only one layer deep on the drying trays.

Do not allow the pressure to run above ten pounds for soft fruits; fifteen pounds makes them mushy.

We scald peaches and apricots, which are soft fruits; but we blanch pineapples, apples and quinces, the hard fruits.

It is a fact that a lot of our soft fruits have been getting bigger over the past few years.

I prefer to use soft fruits such as blackberries, raspberries and strawberries, but you can also use figs, plums and rhubarb.

The window was filled with pumpkins, apples, oranges, sheaves of wheat, bottles full of soft fruits preserved in alcohol, and the like.

VANESSA'S WAY... blueberry and lemon loaf cake My father-in-law grows an abundance of soft fruits and he recently cultivated a crop of blueberries.

As she bit into one of the luscious soft fruits the juice burst forth with a flavor that can only be described as divine.

There are raised vegetable patches, a chicken run with shed, a green house and a potager garden planted with soft fruits, vegetables and herbs.

These steps are followed for strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, dewberries, huckleberries, gooseberries, raspberries, and for all soft fruits, such as cherries, currants, grapes and figs.