Comments on: 5 Things To Cook With Lillypillies http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/ An Australian family choosing to go green Fri, 10 Feb 2012 11:11:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Anne Maybus http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-3175 Anne Maybus Sat, 11 Apr 2009 03:37:12 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-3175 <p>Thanks for the tip. I have never thought of using them in food. Seems kidn of silly, when I think of it! Let me tweet this one for all Aussies.</p> Thanks for the tip. I have never thought of using them in food. Seems kidn of silly, when I think of it! Let me tweet this one for all Aussies.

]]> By: Wilson Pon http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-3070 Wilson Pon Fri, 10 Apr 2009 07:56:22 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-3070 <p>WoW, Darren. It looks like a Lillypillies fiesta here and all those cuisine seem so yummy and irresistible to me! Lol</p> <p>OMG, I must leave as soon as possible, as I'm starting to mouth-watering right now...</p> WoW, Darren. It looks like a Lillypillies fiesta here and all those cuisine seem so yummy and irresistible to me! Lol

OMG, I must leave as soon as possible, as I’m starting to mouth-watering right now…

]]> By: Chrissy http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2911 Chrissy Thu, 09 Apr 2009 00:22:37 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2911 <p>All I can add is - YUMMO!</p> <p>Cheers Chrissy</p> All I can add is – YUMMO!

Cheers Chrissy

]]> By: Darren http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2867 Darren Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:34:59 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2867 <p>@Bob: I'm going to be spending a bit of time at your site, I think! I've been experimenting with brewing my own ginger beer, and I need all the home fermentation tips I can get! I also have some grape vines planted, so the pruning and vine care tips will be great.</p> @Bob: I’m going to be spending a bit of time at your site, I think! I’ve been experimenting with brewing my own ginger beer, and I need all the home fermentation tips I can get! I also have some grape vines planted, so the pruning and vine care tips will be great.

]]> By: Bob http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2865 Bob Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:29:14 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2865 <p>Darren, I have never heard of them either, but you surely make them look good. It is also nice that you can get the berries for free at the park! Bob</p> Darren, I have never heard of them either, but you surely make them look good. It is also nice that you can get the berries for free at the park! Bob

]]> By: Darren http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2842 Darren Wed, 08 Apr 2009 01:51:12 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2842 <p>@Alison: Green is a growing niche! (sorry, couldn't resist the pun) Lillypillies are medium-sized trees, growing to 10 metres tall or more. I don't have room for one in my yard, but it's nice having them in local parks etc that I can harvest. There's no competition for the berries, either, since hardly anybody here eats them.</p> <p>@Meredith: Yes, bacon is the wonder ingredient :-)</p> <p>@Lori: The recipes will be coming later this week (hopefully!). They're quite different to raspberries - a bit tart, a bit apple-like, with a hint of clove. Probably the closest comparable berries would be cranberries or redcurrants.</p> @Alison: Green is a growing niche! (sorry, couldn’t resist the pun) Lillypillies are medium-sized trees, growing to 10 metres tall or more. I don’t have room for one in my yard, but it’s nice having them in local parks etc that I can harvest. There’s no competition for the berries, either, since hardly anybody here eats them.

@Meredith: Yes, bacon is the wonder ingredient :-)

@Lori: The recipes will be coming later this week (hopefully!). They’re quite different to raspberries – a bit tart, a bit apple-like, with a hint of clove. Probably the closest comparable berries would be cranberries or redcurrants.

]]> By: Lori, Green Gigs http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2838 Lori, Green Gigs Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:07:51 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2838 <p>I have never heard of lillypillies either, but I have to say, your photographs make them look mouthwatering! I would like to see your recipes, although I may have to substitute with the raspberries that are native to my yard!</p> I have never heard of lillypillies either, but I have to say, your photographs make them look mouthwatering! I would like to see your recipes, although I may have to substitute with the raspberries that are native to my yard!

]]> By: Meredith Flynn http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2837 Meredith Flynn Tue, 07 Apr 2009 23:45:57 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2837 <p>I wish I had this info when we lived in sth Sydney - huge lillypilly tree in the garden! All I knew of back then was lillypilly jam, and as a young newlywed wasn't into preserving. :D The LPs on Horseback prove my theory that Bacon Makes Everything Better.</p> I wish I had this info when we lived in sth Sydney – huge lillypilly tree in the garden! All I knew of back then was lillypilly jam, and as a young newlywed wasn’t into preserving. :D The LPs on Horseback prove my theory that Bacon Makes Everything Better.

]]> By: Alison Kerr, Earthonaut http://green-change.com/2009/04/07/5-things-to-cook-with-lillypillies/#comment-2834 Alison Kerr, Earthonaut Tue, 07 Apr 2009 23:24:44 +0000 http://green-change.com/?p=899#comment-2834 <p>I've never heard of lillypillies. What a fun name! I love berries; I'm saving up for some berry bushes for my own suburban spot.</p> <p>The chicken breast sounds good.</p> <p>I'll have to come back later to visit. You're now on my quickly growing list of Green Blogs!</p> I’ve never heard of lillypillies. What a fun name! I love berries; I’m saving up for some berry bushes for my own suburban spot.

The chicken breast sounds good.

I’ll have to come back later to visit. You’re now on my quickly growing list of Green Blogs!

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