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Berries, Fruit Pies and Cobblers and Recipes
On this episode of the Tennessee Farm Table, Amy sets the table with berries of the season, locations of regional pick-your-own farms, recipes for fruit desserts, blackberry jam, and a Blackberry slump grunt from Dee Dee Constantine. Amy\u2019s guests are Farmers Susan and John Keller of Blount County, TN, Dee Dee Constantine, Ruth Davis, and Lois Shuler Caughron (known as the last woman out of the Cove)\u2063 \u2063 Lois and Ruth share memories of Kermit Caughron, how he enjoyed making \u201cdew\u201d from fruits of the season when a resident of Cades Cove, and news about a book signing at the Cades Cove Preservation Association.\u2063