Here is a tip for all fruit pies, mix ingredients together and cook on the stove top in a sauce pan until the ingredients begin to thicken, then place pie filling in your uncooked pie shell and bake for half the time -usually half an hour until it looks set and bubbly. Cooking ingredients on the stove top first allows the crust to become crisp on the bottom without precooking it. Note: stay with your pie filling and stir often, all that sugar and flour will stick easily.
Thank you so much. I like the way you talk n explains so easy to fellow because you talk at a natural pace. I did fellow that recipe exactly as you show your wife is doing. It's really beautiful mulberry pie. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to you n your wife. Simple n easy. I have 3 trees of mulberry like you n huges also. Many thanks for the recipe. Very very nice.
Same here. Pap had 2 mulberry trees and we’d eat as many as we could reach. Then granny would bring us the ladder and make us pick her some...lol. She’d make mulberry jam and cobbler...omg it was SOOO good!
In Arizona, as a child, both our neighbors trees were taller than our backyard brick wall. Strangely, my sister and I always had scratches on knees and elbows, whenever those berries were ripe.
🎼"Here we go round the Mulberry bush, the Mulberry bush, the Mulberry Bush" ; ) (FIrst thing that came to mind when I saw the title. Looks really yummy. Would love to have plants like that, that give me enough for a tart, before the birds get the majority of them.
I was eleven and my mum wanted me to do more in her garden. We planted a mulberry the year before and it was going feral. More a bush ten feet high and across. So mum said to me to prune the tree. Now the adult me remembers being asked to prune the tree but eleven year old me heard "PRUNE THE TREE." Mum came out to examine my handiwork an hour later. All the whip thin branches were aligned in a frying rack, neat and tidy and ready for the next BBQ. The tree was now a six inch high stump and for good measure I'd pounded in a piece of copper pipe to the heart-wood. I recall hearing that that was how you kill a tree. I remember being proud of the job till mum got mad, saying I'd been asked to prune the branches, not kill the tree. Hard to kill a mulberry. I know. I tried. It came back and fruited madly for the next three decades, till new owners at the property razed the gardens and laid down concrete.
Been eating these berries aprox 60 years. Always as a snack while working in the yard. Great pick me up. Always shared with birds, they need to eat too. 😊
Hi Mark, txs for the reply, you ar doing with every new video , nothing else than make me more and more determined it to leave north of Italy for Australia, especialy for the weather ... i love your life style and as i said, i will make it happen for me, too . keep dooing what you do cos your ar doing very well !
I love this video! There are mulberry trees growing where I thought there never were. I love the taste of ripe ones,so this helps me to make something worthwhile.
I love mulberry’s. It’s hard to find them here where they actually bear fruit, everyone wants the fruitless varieties for shade instead I guess, so what I’ve been doing is buying cuttings online and grafting different varieties of fruiting mulberry to my fruitless trees and then propagating extra cuttings as the grafted trees grow.
My grandparents have a mulberry tree in their backyard here in Oklahoma. Used to pick the berries and eat them whenever I would play in their backyard during my childhood. Been thinking about getting seeds from their mulberry tree to grow my own one day.
Looks delicious!! 😍 We have 5 baby mulberry trees so I'm sure I will be making lots of Mulberry treats in the near future! I will definitely have to try your recipe! I know here in the US, a lot of people will put a clean tarp or sheet (obviously one you don't care if it gets stained lol) under the tree and shake it gently for the ripe berries to fall down, makes it easier to collect a large amount. One of our neighbors had a huge mulberry tree when I was growing up, part of it hung over the back of their fence and they didn't care if the neighborhood kids had some for a snack. Great memories with my sister who is now in Heaven 💗
I subbed to the extra channel brother to try to show some support! Love you man and keep up the good production value/mentality. You're doing it right and its showing Much love from Rochester, NY USA
This year I had the biggest harvest of mulberries ever! They came on quickly and just kept coming. Large 1st picking, then had to pick like every 2 to 3 days as more ripened. The birds and I kept a very close eye on them. I'm proud to say I got most of the ones within reaching distance, but there were sooo many I really didn't mind sharing the top of the bush harvest with those greedy critters. Dehydrated most of them. I now have quarts of dried berries just waiting for inspiration to hit. Gotta say, pie is sure looking good!! Yum
Reminds me of my Grandmother making apple and rhubarb pie from the apples and rhubarb out the back in suburban Sydney. There was nothing better than a slice with a bit of vanilla custard.
i bought a dwarf mulberry tree over ten years ago for my wife and was told to prune it after every flowering but I've managed to pretty much kill it. Just a few week ago I noticed a new shoot from the roots as the trunk of whats left starts to die and dry out. Maybe this time I'll just leave it to grow by itself.
I live a couple of hours south of you and my mulberries are usually finished by late October, early November. This year I made a couple of keto mulberry/coconut slices with a baking Stevia to replace sugar. Yum. Froze one to see how it would turn out. No problems. I made another one for the freezer - ready for Christmas.
Thanks for the nice easy recipe. Now, I need one for squirrel pie. Every year when my giant old tree fruits, dozens of squirrels show up for the feast. They like to eat 'em about two day before they're really ripe. Devils!!!
I live in the Pacific northwest of America. Blackberries grow everywhere, they're an invasive species!!! About 20 years ago I was collecting research data in Seattle WA. I saw blackberries everywhere on the sidewalk, but no blackberry vines. I looked up and saw ripe blackberries on a tree. Me being me, I collected some. Once home I planted them as seed starts and learned what they are. I now have a 5 fopt tall tree that I prune...so far no fruit...but I know what it is and where I live about 450 miles south I haven't seen the species growing. Also, I now know more about the song..."...all around the Mulberry bush".
I ordered a couple of mulberry trees this year. It will take a while before they'll give me a pie's worth of berries but it's nice to have a recipe. Americans aren't that familiar with mulberries.
Have you thought about adding in a little vanilla or perhaps just going with a dash of Cinnamon or Mace? Some types of berries are wonderful to switch them up a little bit.
LOVE mulberries!! We've recently bought a Black Mulberry to plant in the middle of the backyard of our new home. Also, I see Nina's got a canvas gardening apron; is that off the Aussie Gardener website? I've recently bought one; really handy in the garden :). Hope you all had an AWESOME Chrissie; bring on 2021! Cheers, Heather.
I use old sheets under the tree. When I used a tarp, if it rains, the berries lose their flavor. Sheets allow the water to pass through so the berries don't sit in it until you get to them.
Hi Mark, I posted a pic of one of our mulberry trees here in Western Cape on your FB page. We could be next door neighbours, our climate is parallel to yours.
Can you do a video on rhubarb? Would love to see more pie and jam videos with whatever you grow! Maybe even some Aloe Vera with some recipes for whatever goodies you can make with that? Love your stuff Mark and can't wait to see more!
I just started growing Mulberries from seed. 5-10 years before I get mulberries. IMO, We should avoid saying things are "very simple" or "totally easy. Because there will definitely be someone who finds it hard!
We're lucky enough to have enough berries to make a cake.. was thinking a few cups mulberries, honey, lemon juice, cinnamon, vanilla essence an soke brown sugar, cream inside the pie blended together an then adding pectin to make it more tart like . A milk an cream reduction would be alright as well to add protein potentially im just a bit on the inexperience side wondering if it will all go bad within a day in the fridge after i make it lol
Hi mate, what do you feed it To have such a crop and how often do you water it? I mean not like lately when it is raining all the time. If lets say not raining at all. Cheers
G'day Alain, I give it several handfuls of citrus fertiliser around the base every year in spring (when I remember) some years all they get is rainwater or the sprinkler for a few days from our enviro cycle system. Cheers :)
Great video! Thank you for the recipe. I love the way you do recipes. Have you ever tried this with frozen mulberries? I always have too many so I’ll freeze some but have a hard time figuring out what to do with them. They are good as frozen treats but a pie would be so much better.
Question... I tried the fermented cherry tomatoes like you did a while ago. mine seemed to become fizzy in the middle ( carbonated) is that normal... this happened only about 2 weeks from the beginning...
Picking mulberries just outside your house and making a dessert out of it. The dream!
Here is a tip for all fruit pies, mix ingredients together and cook on the stove top in a sauce pan until the ingredients begin to thicken, then place pie filling in your uncooked pie shell and bake for half the time -usually half an hour until it looks set and bubbly. Cooking ingredients on the stove top first allows the crust to become crisp on the bottom without precooking it. Note: stay with your pie filling and stir often, all that sugar and flour will stick easily.
Thank you so much. I like the way you talk n explains so easy to fellow because you talk at a natural pace. I did fellow that recipe exactly as you show your wife is doing. It's really beautiful mulberry pie. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to you n your wife. Simple n easy. I have 3 trees of mulberry like you n huges also. Many thanks for the recipe. Very very nice.
I love listening to the birds in the background.
When I was a kid we had a Mulberry tree out by the garage, they never made it into the house we all ate the berries in the tree.
Same here. Pap had 2 mulberry trees and we’d eat as many as we could reach. Then granny would bring us the ladder and make us pick her some...lol. She’d make mulberry jam and cobbler...omg it was SOOO good!
There was a tree in a park we'd pass by on the walk to school. We'd monitor their progress and eat as many as we could when they ripened. 😎
In Arizona, as a child, both our neighbors trees were taller than our backyard brick wall. Strangely, my sister and I always had scratches on knees and elbows, whenever those berries were ripe.
I came here for the recipe but found an unexpected jewel in bird sounds. Thank you for not editing them out. It's amazing to hear ❣️
🎼"Here we go round the Mulberry bush, the Mulberry bush, the Mulberry Bush" ; ) (FIrst thing that came to mind when I saw the title. Looks really yummy. Would love to have plants like that, that give me enough for a tart, before the birds get the majority of them.
I was eleven and my mum wanted me to do more in her garden. We planted a mulberry the year before and it was going feral. More a bush ten feet high and across. So mum said to me to prune the tree. Now the adult me remembers being asked to prune the tree but eleven year old me heard "PRUNE THE TREE." Mum came out to examine my handiwork an hour later. All the whip thin branches were aligned in a frying rack, neat and tidy and ready for the next BBQ. The tree was now a six inch high stump and for good measure I'd pounded in a piece of copper pipe to the heart-wood. I recall hearing that that was how you kill a tree. I remember being proud of the job till mum got mad, saying I'd been asked to prune the branches, not kill the tree.
Hard to kill a mulberry. I know. I tried. It came back and fruited madly for the next three decades, till new owners at the property razed the gardens and laid down concrete.
Got a mulberry tree in the backyard only a few steps away. Spend some time picking mulberries outside my home then turning it into a delicious pie.
I just picked mulberries and found this recipe, I'm going to make this today, it looks delicious! Thank you!
My goodness, my mouth is watering and I've never had the pleasure to have mulberries! Some day, maybe...
I swear I could smell this pie whilst watching this. Yummm :)
Been eating these berries aprox 60 years. Always as a snack while working in the yard. Great pick me up. Always shared with birds, they need to eat too. 😊
Hi Mark, txs for the reply,
you ar doing with every new video , nothing else than make me more and more determined it to leave north of Italy for Australia,
especialy for the weather ...
i love your life style and as i said, i will make it happen for me, too .
keep dooing what you do cos your ar doing very well !
I love this video! There are mulberry trees growing where I thought there never were. I love the taste of ripe ones,so this helps me to make something worthwhile.
Thanks for this. I've made berry pies with corn starch as the thickener and it's never dawned on me that flour would work well too. Love berry pie!
They have the trees at my job and I’m excited to make this
That looks good 🤤. I've never seen a mulberry, but they look delicious!
They are wonderful. 🙂
I think they’re similar to a blackberry
@@geministargazer9830 no. Sorry. That is like saying a raspberry is similar to a strawberry. Mulberries are amazing and have their own unique flavor.
Omg Mark , my mouth was watering just watching Nina making that pie !!! ;)
Love this recipe. Now I'm starving 😂🤣😊
Recently found a heap of wild mulberry trees down the creek bed.. Will definitely refer back to this later. Thanks Mark 😎
Big thumbs up 👍👍yummy
Yummm... I love Mulberries .. we use to eat them off the tree in Arizona .. ty for the recipe ..:)
I love mulberry’s. It’s hard to find them here where they actually bear fruit, everyone wants the fruitless varieties for shade instead I guess, so what I’ve been doing is buying cuttings online and grafting different varieties of fruiting mulberry to my fruitless trees and then propagating extra cuttings as the grafted trees grow.
My grandparents have a mulberry tree in their backyard here in Oklahoma. Used to pick the berries and eat them whenever I would play in their backyard during my childhood. Been thinking about getting seeds from their mulberry tree to grow my own one day.
Recipe sounds great now all I have to do is workout how to harvest a decent crop......loved hearing the Stormbird/Koel in the back ground
One of my favorite fruits!! They grow very easily here in Paraguay
Yummy! I have to have ice cream when I eat mulberry pie😋
Easy to follow, easy recipe. Thanks
Looks delicious!! 😍 We have 5 baby mulberry trees so I'm sure I will be making lots of Mulberry treats in the near future! I will definitely have to try your recipe! I know here in the US, a lot of people will put a clean tarp or sheet (obviously one you don't care if it gets stained lol) under the tree and shake it gently for the ripe berries to fall down, makes it easier to collect a large amount. One of our neighbors had a huge mulberry tree when I was growing up, part of it hung over the back of their fence and they didn't care if the neighborhood kids had some for a snack. Great memories with my sister who is now in Heaven 💗
I subbed to the extra channel brother to try to show some support!
Love you man and keep up the good production value/mentality.
You're doing it right and its showing
Much love from Rochester, NY USA
That looks divine! Making recipes from food that you've grown in the garden is the best feeling. Enjoy!
This year I had the biggest harvest of mulberries ever! They came on quickly and just kept coming. Large 1st picking, then had to pick like every 2 to 3 days as more ripened. The birds and I kept a very close eye on them. I'm proud to say I got most of the ones within reaching distance, but there were sooo many I really didn't mind sharing the top of the bush harvest with those greedy critters. Dehydrated most of them. I now have quarts of dried berries just waiting for inspiration to hit. Gotta say, pie is sure looking good!! Yum
Reminds me of my Grandmother making apple and rhubarb pie from the apples and rhubarb out the back in suburban Sydney. There was nothing better than a slice with a bit of vanilla custard.
Would love to see more videos like this!
I love how home-made rustic this is. Here goes my first time making mulberry pie 🥧 😋
Thank you 😊
OMG ,I really can not believe it, you liked and watched my cooking videos, thank you dear friend.
My husband loves this pie 😋
i bought a dwarf mulberry tree over ten years ago for my wife and was told to prune it after every flowering but I've managed to pretty much kill it. Just a few week ago I noticed a new shoot from the roots as the trunk of whats left starts to die and dry out. Maybe this time I'll just leave it to grow by itself.
Thank you. That looks delicious.
Really easy recipe and it sounds delicious. Thanks for sharing!
Looks great Mark! Wish i had some mulberries I'd whip this up.
I live a couple of hours south of you and my mulberries are usually finished by late October, early November. This year I made a couple of keto mulberry/coconut slices with a baking Stevia to replace sugar. Yum. Froze one to see how it would turn out. No problems. I made another one for the freezer - ready for Christmas.
Looks fabulous!
Wow! Looks delicious. Quite the sugar rush!
great video!!Thank you!!
i usually use corn or potato starch to thicken instead of flour
Yum recipe, Nina. I have the white mulberry. I did get some like yours to put in so I can enjoy some yummy pies in the new future :)
Why did i have to resubscribe? I've been following this channel for years. Oh well. Screw tube at it again. 😆
Blessings to you and your family.
Thanks for the nice easy recipe. Now, I need one for squirrel pie. Every year when my giant old tree fruits, dozens of squirrels show up for the feast. They like to eat 'em about two day before they're really ripe. Devils!!!
Oh yum! Mulberry pie! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I live in the Pacific northwest of America. Blackberries grow everywhere, they're an invasive species!!! About 20 years ago I was collecting research data in Seattle WA. I saw blackberries everywhere on the sidewalk, but no blackberry vines. I looked up and saw ripe blackberries on a tree. Me being me, I collected some.
Once home I planted them as seed starts and learned what they are. I now have a 5 fopt tall tree that I prune...so far no fruit...but I know what it is and where I live about 450 miles south I haven't seen the species growing. Also, I now know more about the song..."...all around the Mulberry bush".
I ordered a couple of mulberry trees this year. It will take a while before they'll give me a pie's worth of berries but it's nice to have a recipe. Americans aren't that familiar with mulberries.
Have you thought about adding in a little vanilla or perhaps just going with a dash of Cinnamon or Mace? Some types of berries are wonderful to switch them up a little bit.
LOVE mulberries!! We've recently bought a Black Mulberry to plant in the middle of the backyard of our new home. Also, I see Nina's got a canvas gardening apron; is that off the Aussie Gardener website? I've recently bought one; really handy in the garden :). Hope you all had an AWESOME Chrissie; bring on 2021! Cheers, Heather.
I use old sheets under the tree. When I used a tarp, if it rains, the berries lose their flavor. Sheets allow the water to pass through so the berries don't sit in it until you get to them.
You don't want a doughy tart 😂😂😂
Nothing worse than a doughy tart 😂😂😂
wheeey
Hi Mark, I posted a pic of one of our mulberry trees here in Western Cape on your FB page.
We could be next door neighbours, our climate is parallel to yours.
Can you do a video on rhubarb? Would love to see more pie and jam videos with whatever you grow! Maybe even some Aloe Vera with some recipes for whatever goodies you can make with that? Love your stuff Mark and can't wait to see more!
I just started growing Mulberries from seed. 5-10 years before I get mulberries.
IMO, We should avoid saying things are "very simple" or "totally easy. Because there will definitely be someone who finds it hard!
You can use them as dies! The Mulberry bag!
We're lucky enough to have enough berries to make a cake.. was thinking a few cups mulberries, honey, lemon juice, cinnamon, vanilla essence an soke brown sugar, cream inside the pie blended together an then adding pectin to make it more tart like .
A milk an cream reduction would be alright as well to add protein potentially im just a bit on the inexperience side wondering if it will all go bad within a day in the fridge after i make it lol
Yummy!
Yum!
yummy
Those are massive mulberries, I need a clipping from your tree!
Hi mate, what do you feed it To have such a crop and how often do you water it? I mean not like lately when it is raining all the time. If lets say not raining at all.
Cheers
G'day Alain, I give it several handfuls of citrus fertiliser around the base every year in spring (when I remember) some years all they get is rainwater or the sprinkler for a few days from our enviro cycle system. Cheers :)
Great video! Thank you for the recipe. I love the way you do recipes. Have you ever tried this with frozen mulberries? I always have too many so I’ll freeze some but have a hard time figuring out what to do with them. They are good as frozen treats but a pie would be so much better.
Yummmm
I have a mulberry tree in my back yard and it will stain everything it is really delicious though
I'm going to go and have to fight the wild pigs for mulberries
Question... I tried the fermented cherry tomatoes like you did a while ago. mine seemed to become fizzy in the middle ( carbonated) is that normal... this happened only about 2 weeks from the beginning...
Do you have to put a top on your pie like you guys did? Or is it okay to bake it with a top? :3
Yummyyyyyy 😍😍😍
It looks delicious, there was only one problem.... there wasn't enough cream...🤣😂🤣😂
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Can you grow them in a pot?
Klaas, I have a dwarf mulberry in a pot
Here we go round the ....
Hmm good recipe, my mulberry tree is still a little small 🥴
Let me just go to the Texas wilderness and get a couple
Birds always get mine before I do then they poop them out over my truck😕!
Best get yourself a purple truck 😂🚚(nearest I could find to a purple truck)
In taxes you have to compete with the freaking wild pigs for the mulberries
never plant your mulberry tree close to a washing line cause the birds will leave you bright message on the drying clothes
Make mulberry soda
What’s a Mulberry? How does it taste? 🙋🏻♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
The mulberries already have a lot of sugar in it, why add more?
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Fan forced or conventional?
if you want help w the site id love to help
The pretty lady picking the mulberries, is she your wife ?
Long time no see...are you ill?😔
Is that a mulberry pie