About once a month, I serve breakfast....for dinner... at Westbrook Farm. I have missed the past couple of months, so the kids cheered (a bit too excitedly) when I suggested it on Wednesday afternoon.
William and I stopped at Anderson's Farm Market, about 8 miles from us in Little York, for cantaloupe and sausage to go with our blueberry pancakes.
Since we have an abundance of blueberries at the moment, I decided to make a heavenly blueberry topping for our pancakes. But.....I'm not sure whether to call it blueberry "sauce" or "syrup". Here's the recipe - you decide....
JEN'S BLUEBERRY..... SAUCE?
2 cups blueberries
1-2 Tbs. orange juice
1 cup maple syrup
- Dump blueberries in a medium sauce pan and crush them gently as pan heats up to a low heat. Add orange juice and maple syrup. Bring to a slow boil.
- Mix about a tablespoon of cornstarch into about a 1/4 cup water. Add to bubbling mixture. Allow to thicken for a few minutes. Remove sauce from heat and let cool slightly, then serve.
This sauce is absolutely delicious on pancakes, waffles, french toast, hot cereal and more!
So, as I was walking through the woods yesterday, I noticed that leaves are beginning to change.
Already?? Ugh...
There are so many more things I hoped to accomplish this summer, but I guess I have to let them go....very hard for me!
Still hoping to get in a hike or two before it gets too cold for these bones, so stay tuned for photos!
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