Everything is as sweet as dessert in the summertime.
Living is totally easy:
Morning warmth and sunshine. Just like dessert.
Granola with berries and sweet coffee. Reminds me of dessert.
Chicken salads and pink wine for lunch. Desserty.
Peachy blue sunsets, popcorn for dinner, and roasted apricots for dessert.
Gin and tonics. Totally dessert.
Sleep. Wake. Repeat.
(Oh, but let’s not forget the fact that we still have to totally work hard, and get our hustle on, and keep our eye on the prize, and keep our nails did, and eat our vegetables, and pay our bills, and stay inspired, and just when we think we’ve worked hard enough… we have to try to work a little harder)
But other than that… summertime is totally all dessert, all the time.
Summer fruit is just stunning. I ate most of these fuzzy little apricots just standing in my kitchen, trying to dream up a way to bake them. They’re delicate and sweet, and absolutely my favorite fruit of summer.
Wait… did I say that about peaches last week? Did I say that about strawberries the week before that? I can’t decide. I’m in summer heaven.
I dipped apricot halves in granulated sugar and roasted them under the broiler.
The fruit stays firm, but the tops get crunchy crisp, as the melted sugar creates a light candy shell.
I topped these little gems with honey sweetened marscarpone cheese and a bit of mint and lemon balm. Lemon balm is like lemon mint.
So simple. This dessert takes 5 minutes to create.
You could also try this recipe with ripe plums, ripe peaches or nectarines. It feels fancy… but it’s really just good, simple, summer food.
Simple Roasted Apricots with honey mascarpone
Serves 2
4 apricots, halved and pits removed
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1/2 cup marscarpone cheese
1 teaspoon honey
1 teaspoon chopped mint
1 teaspoon chopped lemon balm (optional)
Preheat broiler. Place sugar in a shallow bowl. Dip apricot halves in sugar and place in a oven safe dish. Place dish under the broiler and bake for 3 to 4 minutes. Keep an eye on the apricot, and carefully rotate the pan as necessary. Sugar will melt, boil and begin to brown. Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly.
In a small bowl, mix honey into mascarpone cheese. Place slightly cooled apricots on a plate. Top with a dollop of mascarpone mixture, and a sprinkling of fresh mint and lemon balm. Serve.
These apricots are best served just after they’re baked.
Mernie
http://www.tastebook.com/recipes/2870566-Roasted-Apricots-with-Honey-Mascarpone did you see this post? Even the photo is the same.
Katherine
I made these and they were absolutely delicious! Saving this recipe forever.
shalini
Love this! Will definitely be making them soon!
Lauren
My friend came over the other night to help me put together a kitchen island from IKEA (OK, let’s be honest, he put it together himself!). To thank him, I cooked a divine Italian feast, including prosciutto-wrapped melon, a summery squash pasta and these heavenly roasted apricots. Because he’s lactose intolerant, I made my own ‘marscapone’ topping with tofutti cream cheese, honey, a drop of vanilla and a splash of bourbon (yum!). He popped one in his mouth, his eyes got very wide, and he declared, “This is like sex in my mouth!” Then he ate 4 and literally LICKED THE PLATE CLEAN. Thanks, Joy, for making this magical moment possible.
Amy P
I was just lamenting the fact that I had no peaches to grill…yet I have a box of apricots just sitting there on the counter. What is wrong with me?!
Thanks for opening my eyes, Joy.
Meg@thelegaltart
Can’t wait for summer. This makes me long for stone frut.
Jessica
This sounds AMAZING!!! I absolutely must try!
smallkitchenchronicles
Hi Joy, these sound just perfect! And mascarpone — you just can’t go wrong. I personally have a soft spot in my tummy for ripe peaches with a sprinkle of nutmeg. Delish! Thanks for sharing — you are an inspiration =)
mariah
Boom! Thats how its done… except I used Greek Yogurt and allspice instead.
yummy- for ever.
Benthe
I just made these, you know, just for sweet snacking. Love’m!
Fran p
Fresh apricots made even better! Added a couple tablespoons of Heath Bar crunches to the mascapone to give it just a little crunch….and WOW what a hit!
Rebecca
We have a huge apricot tree and I have made more than enough jars of jam, these little treats are so perfect!! Thank you!
Ashley C
Joy, Thank you for the inspiration of this simple but scrumptious dish! I used plums and creme fraiche (cause that’s what I had) and it totally worked. My husband and I actually licked our plates! Happy Summer. :)
Kim
Made these tonight…delicious!! Thanks for the recipe!
Mariah
Brilliant idea! Believe it or not, our lovely local grocery store was out of mascarpone. So, I tried my hand at homemade ricotta. It was wonderful substitute! I added maple and a touch of vanilla bean paste and almond extract. Thanks again for the inspiration, Joy!
http://mariahskitchen.com/2011/07/maple-ricotta-apricots/
Anna H
I made this tonight and the whole family LOVED it. Even my 3 year old, who usually wants nothing to do with mint, ate it with the mint on it.
savourme
these look heavenly delicious! will have to get my hands on some apricots of my own so can try the above out…mmmmm!
Charlotte
We just moved to a new house with a huge apricot tree and this looks so yummy! There are hundreds of apricots right now ripening and I’m trying to think of ways to use them all. Thanks!
Sarah
Loved this recipe- very quick, very simple… an absolute hit! i added leftover vanilla rice pudding instead of the marscarpone cheese, but it still did the trick. I’m a huge fan of the website, and i always love the desserts!
Alissa (Just Eat Love)
This look divine. The mint must add such a delicious flavour, yum :)
Glo
This looks absolutely delightful, and I’m betting it will be yummy too! Our local supermarket just got some beautiful apricots, so I can’t wait to try this recipe and share with my family. What a “Joy”!
Gabor
I Love you…
Kelly Hartman
I was searching for a simple dessert recipe to try this weekend – tah dah! So happy to have found it!
Randi
This recipe is so simple, and looks soooooo yummy!!! I’m going to have to try this one ASAP!!
Elizabeth
I made these last night and they exceeded my expectations! I used brown sugar instead of white, because that’s what I had, and I didn’t have any marscapone so I nestled in a little chocolate in a few as they cooled. The chocolate ones were the winners (obviously).
Jennifer
that photo of the *raw* apricots, i mean. dur.
Jennifer
That photo of the apricots against the wood grain is totally gorgeous!
Karriann Graf
Simple desserts are the best and this one looks gorgeous and delicious. Happy Baking!
Nikki @ The Tolerant Vegan
Ooohhhh yes! I just recently figured out how to make a good vegan mascarpone and I’m definitely going to throw a tub of it on top of these! Thank you!
Missy
Made a casual dinner for my mommy friends last night and ended our evening with this apricot dessert… Not only was it SUPER DUPER easy, but so yummy and light. They were so impressed:)
Eliz
You’re the dessert, you’re awesome.
Kristen
Fantastic recipe! I think im going to make a duo of apricots and plums. I really love fresh and simple summer food. I spend countless summer nights eating fresh peaches over my kitchen sink listening to Van Morrison.
Leslie
I bought marscapone at the grocery last night just to try this! Love everything you do and can’t wait for the next idea!
Nicole @ The Dirty Oven
Just wonderful and who does not love summer fruits. We have an apricot tree so now I know what to do with them before my dog trys to eat them up…. and yes that means trouble.
Thanks for sharing!
Elizabeth
Love that you let summer’s bounty shine through by only adding a few simple flavors. These look perfect.
Megan's Cookin
I just got some fresh apricots and I’m going to grill them tonight. Love the honey mascarpone cream to go with it. Perfect Summer food!
Meadowlark
Oh Joy, I love you.
Dana@TheSundaySweet
How is it that I enjoy everything that you come up with? Crazy.
Tempa
These look divine! I just adore roasted or grilled fruits! My favorite preparation for apricots in summertime is a campfire treat. Simply cut a slit in an apricot, remove the pit and replace with a generous chunk of gorgonzola, then wrap a piece of proscuitto around the fruit, skewer it and roast it over the campfire until the proscuitto gets lightly crisp, the apricot gets warm and juicy and the gorgonzola gets melty. Repeat this process again… and again… and again until you’ve spoiled your dinner… Don’t worry – it will be so worth it!
withinseason
that sounds like a great savory twist to this apricot-mascarpone! we’ve tried that gorgonzola idea with dates before and it delish. apricots sound like a great way to do something like that with fresh, seasonal fruit.
Seanna Lea
These look amazing. Do you have one of those broilers with a high and a low setting? Mine has it, so I wasn’t sure what temperature setting to use.
Kelly
Mmmm these look delicious and your pictures are gorgeous, I have so much to learn from you :) Thanks for sharing!!
Megan
so lovely! apricots always remind me of my grandparents’ house in the san joaquin valley because they had an apricot tree in the backyard.. perfect pair with the mascarpone.
kristin
looks wonderful. i love the cheesy fruit dessert combination!
Pam
Apricots have never been a favorite of mine, but these look so wonderful I think it may turn me around!
The Café Sucré Farine
Fabulous!!! Such a simple but amazing dessert! Think I might try it with peaches and make a raspberry coulis to drizzle with, yum? Thanks, Chris
Alice
I wish we had “real” apricots here… The store-bought variety looks like apricots but tastes like grass… :( I grew up with several apricot trees in the back yard — juicy, fragrant fruit… oh, memories… my mouth is watering! :)
K.W
I will definitely try this!!!
Khushboo @ Two Megapixel Food
Grilled and poached fruit is one of those simple things that can elevate a dessert to gourmet level. And this sounds easy to do although I ended up ruining poached peaches, so my clumsiness might deter me from making these perfectly.
Hannah@ Bake Five
They look super adorable!
Lucia
True. Waking up is a dessert too, when the sun shines. Today I woke up and the sun did shine. Dessert. I wrote the first chapter of my to-be-book. Dessert. Now I’ll make popsicles. Peach and cream ones. Raspberry, rice and milk ones. Dessert.
Lisa
Joy,
This is absolutely beautiful to behold. As usual, I have a question for you. Ready?? Do you have any feelings on organic vs. regular fruit if we’re eating the skins? I’m not sure where I stand and I would welcome your opinion. I’m embarrassed to admit that I have yet to visit my local farmer’s market in the current state I live in. (WA) It is a high priority for me this summer (hopefully this week) because I am very seduced by the thought of not only supporting local produce but also supporting my neighbors. Thank you, thank you for the smile I enjoy while reading your thoughts.
Lisa
Charis
Those look just glorious! Yum-my!
Bonnie
Now you’ve done it…you have just created the most simple and positively sweet and delicious summer dessert that I have seen out there in blog land. I will most definitely have to try this!!
Stephanie
Those look smashing! But you can have the gin and tonic… I’ll have mine with that bourbon iced tea you posted a little while back!
Kim @ Spoonful of Sass
Holy apricots! So glad its that season again. For lunch these days I just pack a big bag of apricots and I’m always sad when they are gone. Perhaps I shall try to save some for this delicious recipe.
anna
i am keeping this recipe forever and ever and ever.
delaney @ heartbreak pie
I am so jealous reading this just as winter really really sets in here in NZ. Dreaming of stone fruit and dessert gin and tonics is getting me through this cold, grey, windy, rainy day!
Renee
Ohh, hello fellow kiwi. Hating this winter also, and dreaming of the summer stone fruit to come…
anja
Oh yes… it’s freeeeeeezing cold in Wellington today. Apricots? All i have left is leek and silverbeet and I don’t even like silverbeet… But there’s always hope, right???
Courtney
Isn’t it amazing how summer can make the most simple dishes seem elegant? I was walking through the grocery store and even though I was in a hurry I actually had to stop as I rushed through the produce department just to smell the fresh strawberries. I wish this season would never end! (Side bar: I’m only saying that with such enthusiasm because we just got A/C in our house today. My comment yesterday would have looked something like “yeah, yeah, apricots are great but do you really expect me to get anywhere near a heat source right now?” What can I say, heat makes me grumpy.)
alma
Must try this! And must get lemon balm (I did google it as I didn’t get your hint of “lemon mint”, which I should of as mint is an herb…it’s been a long day….I could sure use some of that lemon balm…who knew it had so many uses…well, I guess you did…OK, I’ll stop now).
CobyLyn
SUMMERTIME!! Now I have to find room to plant an apricot tree! The plum, peach, nectarine tree is in and the kumquat and orange too. Guess that means a trip to the store for apricots and marscarpone :)
*hugs*
Sarah
Good lord I want this. Maine just started getting the first strawberries- I’m looking forward to peaches, blueberries, and my favorite of all raspberries. I can’t wait!
Also when is fig season? I saw on your post about the 30 for 30 that you were going to eat ripe figs. I have never ever had a fresh fig, even though I eat dried figs all the time. I want to try them!
Tanvi @ The Hathi Cooks
This looks wonderful! I LOVE honey mixed with mascarpone! It is sooo delicious. Bet it is fantastic with nectarines.
Frances
I just recently made cardamom roasted apricots with vanilla creme fraiche-but this looks better! The creme fraiche liquidated a bit too early when faced with the warm and lovely apricots-mascarpone would hold up much better. Thank you, can’t wait to try. :)
Katie
These look just perfect. Now I’ll have to keep my fingers crossed that apricots come into season here on the East Coast sometime soon. I love the simple execution and how the integrity of the apricot is really maintained.
jenny
Wow, I hope I get more apricots in my CSA tonight so I can try this, it looks yummy! I did a fun dessert last year with a peach tart paired with creme fraiche mixed with marscapone, almost identical to the best thing that comes out of the uk, clotted cream! This looks like another thing to add to my list of things to make trifles out of, I think this would pair nicely with a bit of almond cake, and a drizzle of sherry.
victoria
Mmm, these look lovely and I have some lovely apricots waiting to be spruced up. I think I’ll substitute the marscapone for Greek yoghurt (because I’ve got a tub ready to go!)
Thanks for the inspiration Joy.
naomi
oh goodness yes.
tom (watkins products associate)
love the sleep and repeat part.
sheila @ Elements
Looks so pretty, and i’m sure it tastes heavenly…especially with the mint. I’ll have to try this next time I buy some apricots. :)
Dorothy
Such pleasant pictures. I love when they decorate my inbox.
JamieAnne
Beautiful. I just bought apricots at the farmers market!
Love, love, love your posts and blog!
The Food Hunter
What a great idea for apricots.
CookiePie
Ooooo! Oooooooo! Oooooooo! I have lemon balm growing in my little mini-garden on my deck,and I’ve been wondering what to do with it! Yay! I’m going to make this!!! Thanks!
Emily
These look divine! Besides gin and tonics sweets are my favorite! I’ve got some fun recipes up for July 4th (aka pretty pictures)
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Gen
So delicious! I love summer fruits too, they are my favorite!
Bailey W.
Def gonna make these for a dinner party my friends and I are planning. Perfect summer dessert!!
Krafty Keely
These are so gorgeous! I can imagine the same concept would be delicious with peaches, I’m not a huge fan of apricots, but peaches are delicious! Yum!
Leanne @ Healthful Pursuit
I love how simple this recipe is, Joy! I always forget how tasty cooked fruit is. Just last night, I threw some pears on our indoor grill and served them over homemade vanilla ice cream. It was delicious! I need to make these, too!
cindy
apricots are summer. i roasted some plums with vanilla last week…so much goodness! i love your mascarpone and minty, lemon balmy topping.
Amy, Lover of Salsa
Joy.
Keepin’ it simple. Keepin’ it real. Much like NKOTBSB.
Love.
One in a Brazilian
It looks beautiful. I think I’ll try it this week with nectarines from the farmer’s market. I think it would also work with creme fraiche…
Kat @ Cupcake Kat
This is a perfect summer desser. I love dessert. I love summer. Summer should be used as a similie for dessert more often
Ali @ His Birdie's Nest
Joy, these look HEAVENLY! Thank you :)
Paula at Dishing The Divine
we’re on a mascarpone kick at our house so I’m eager to try these. Shhh… don’t tell my hubby there are apricots underneath. :) He doesn’t like apricots, but I’m sure I can hoodwink him. :)
jess @ Multicultural Melbourne
Same here Paula!! I just love it! Try putting a bit of shaved white chocolate flakes on top to make it even sweeter :)
Jen of My Tiny Oven
Dreamy! Wish I had some to snack on right now! YUM!
katlinr
I love love love your summer menu of dessert all day ;) It IS so much easier to forget “work” when basking in summer desserts.
homegrown countrygirl
You had me at “simple,” “dessert,” and “summertime.” You also had me at “Joy.” And the iron skillet. But you lost me at getting my nails did… unless digging garden dirt out from under your dry sunburnt hands counts as getting my nails did… and if that’s the case… I have had my nails did! Thank you for sharing this nice recipe… I’d especially like to try it with a fresh plum.
The Teenage Taste
These look delicious…and really impressive! I could totally see these being served at a fancy shmancy 5-star restaurant.
Lauren
This is so simple yet so delicious-sounding/looking. I would never think to do this on my own, thanks! Also I thought you would like to know that I have officially gotten my husband hooked on your podcast. He came home to me listening to it and a few minutes in said “who are these women? they are hilarious?!”
Leiann Marie
Wowzers! Those look perfect in every way, can’t wait to recreate them…
Could you create a bourbon soaked fruit dessert for us to make?
Jacqueline
Wow, these look beautiful and delicious and I love marscapone!
jenna laughs
Lovely! Beautiful photos as usual. I am always looking for new uses for lemon balm. I heard it is a natural pest-repellent so I’ve planted it basically everywhere… (I hate bugs)
Urban Wife
I love this! Perfect, since I am always craving something sweet (and semi-healthy) after dinner.
Chelsea Norman
Er, what’s lemon balm?
Stef
You’ve got to read the entire glorious post! Joy says….
“Lemon balm is like lemon mint.”
Amanda
Oh Joy, those look divine! What a simple, elegant recipe; a must-make for sure.
You’re fabulous. I’m so glad that you’re you. :)
lynn @ the actor's diet
so beautiful! i always have too many apricots!
Andrea
what, so jealous! where can i move to so i have too many apricots?
la domestique
I heart fuzzy fruits.
Sarah
I know what you mean about summertime and dessert! I had peach shortcakes for breakfast and fried peach pies for lunch. I should probably go to the gym… Your apricots look beautiful and delicious!
Clara
I absolutely absolutely love this. And there is no need to choose your favorite fruit, you can have it all. Summer is so dessert- thanks for your wise words, Joy!
Cory
You have the best cooking website out there. Even though I haven’t seen them all. I think yours is the best. We need your cookbook so I can encourage husband to do the cooking and I can do the eating. Or I need to get my printer fixed. I’m tired of hand-writing out all these recipes.
Chinelle
It may be a totally dumb question, but what in the world is lemon balm? It sounds like it would be fantastic, but I am not in the know. :)
Heidi @ Food Doodles
Those looks so delicious! Can’t wait to try these, maybe with a different fruit. Yum!
Katie
looks delicious! I bet these would be yummy on the grill, too!
Susan (Oliepants)
Yep summer is definitely the time for dessert. And it’s a pretty insatiable craving!
This would be perfect for a get-together! How fancy!
Crystal's Cozy Kitchen
Oh my! I now have an uncontrollable urge to go buy apricots and try to find mascarpone cheese in my small town.
Sarah R
I second the popcorn for dinner! Sometimes it’s all you want. These apricots look fabulous too! I know I just saw some awesome looking apricots the other day, if only I can remember which market I saw them at!
Mandy M
I adore apricots! What a great way to enjoy this lovely summer fruit. Thanks for sharing!
Laura
So that’s why my sweet tooth is out of control! Silly summertime!
Judi
Oh my gosh, they look amazing!
Marelize
Yumm, this looks delightful. I’ll have to try it this week, maybe even on the grill?
joythebaker
On the grill would be awesome. Maybe minus the sugar though.
Jen
I totally want to eat these for breakfast right now. Oh, and before reading what you wrote in parentheses, you made summer seem like the most amazing season ever. I suddenly got really excited for it! All the delicious fruit is definitely the best part.
joythebaker
Yeaaaaaa. Sorry about the parentheses.
Dana
These look so-o-o-o good. Love.
Kasey
I’d invite my friends over to try these with me, but… that would leave less for me to eat. Selfish? Totally.
Michelle
It is the fruit hustle of summer. Love it. Work hard and play even harder. I can get down!
Francesca
that looks so freaking delicious
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Elizabeth @ Coppertop Kitchen
Oh, yum. Joy, I could kiss you for this idea. MWAH!
I have some tart cherries in my kitchen, and I’m going to do some of them like this!
joythebaker
Sounds so good!!
Gina @ Running to the Kitchen
My grandmother always had a tub of marscapone in her fridge. every Sunday we’d go there for spaghetti & meatballs and I would steal finger swipes of marscapone while no one was looking. Love that stuff!
Maureen
Delicious!
I read this post and when I got to the bottom I checked to see if my nails were done.
They weren’t.
I need to work harder.
amanda
Awesome possum! These look A-mazing. Thanks lady : )
kmarie
your genius is showing-again! that looks delicious and beautiful-yum…
Jenna R.
This sounds fantastic! I cannot get enough fruit this summer :)
One question though…what is lemon balm? It’s making me think of lip balm!
joythebaker
Lemon balm is like lemon mint. It’s an herb.
Jen-
Its like apricot bruele!
joythebaker
Totes!
Lynne @ 365 Days of Baking
Love the pictures! The colors just POP.
I’ve only ever had dried apricots in trail mix they must be delicious fresh and especially prepared this way.
Molly
Stone fruits are high on my list of what makes summer wonderful. It’s hard to believe I’ve never thought about broiling them before. Can’t wait to get my hands on some peaches and give this a shot.
Olithée
Thats sounds pretty amazing.
Deffo gonna buy apricot straight after work
Olithée
Heather (Heather's Dish)
baking stone fruits is one of my favorite things in the world…so easy and always so delicious!
Kate M.
Ohmygosh, Joy. These look like little drops from heaven. Yum!
Baking Holly
Those apricots look so good– and the sugar! Oh my. I guess you can put sugar on absolutely everything then cook it and it tastes good! :D
SoMDBaker
Joy, what is lemon balm? It sounds like lip gloss!
Katrina
This is such a fabulous idea. I love roasted apricots!
Lisa
Oh, goodness! I love this!!! Between the cheese and the fruit and the honey…..okay, heading to the kitchen right now. It may become my breakfast! But, it’s summer so that’s okay?!?
Becki @ Becki's Whole Life
Yumm…I love to roast things..need to start roasting fruit more, these look divine. I have never heard of lemon balm, I will have to look it up!
Juls
I love apricots. I love marscapone. I love honey. I love sugar. There is nothing here I do not love. and I love this post for that. Off for apricots now methinks.
Kathryn
YUMMY!
Lauren at Keep It Sweet
Yum! Any excuse to eat marscarpone works for me!
Lena
I already planned on buying apricots, I’m going to make this for dessert!
I read a lot about grilling peaches and apricots but I don’t own a grill, so I love this alternative. Thanks!
erin
mmmm… apricots… i love winter (i live in australia) but oh, you totally made me jealous of summer. they look AMAZING.
Averie @ Love Veggies and Yoga
Apricots are absolutely my favorite fruit of summer, too! Either that or white nectarines. Or strawberries. Or bloobs. Or…well, ya know. :)
I love the variety and abundance but truly I DO LOVE apricots!
“the melted sugar creates a light candy shell.” – i bet kinda like the shell on a creme brulee. I am all over candy shells!
Blog is the New Black
YUM! Those apricots look delicious on their own.
Zulejka
Wow! Sumer heaven, really!;) I also like your lament (or is it?) on working hard … So true.
Maris(In Good Taste)
Such a great idea! I can’t wait to try this. A healthy and delicious treat!
Karinvd
Ah apricots. We have been devouring apricots last week. Mostly just like they were, standing in the kitchen, walking towards the living room, playing outside, going to bed… wait, did I say that? That would be weird, wouldn’t it? Let’s just pretend I didn’t do that.
Anyway, we ofcourse baked with them too. Delicious! Your version looks so amazing, and so simple. Have to try that too, thanks!
Miranda
This looks so amazing. Fancy-ing up fruit is actually something I’ve never done in the kitchen, but I will definitely be trying it soon.
Kathryn
I love doing this was passionfruit as well – there’s something about the crispy sugary shell that I just can’t get enough of. It also looks like such a fancy dessert and always impresses people.
Doux Project
Gorgeous!
Marisa
Mmm. Looks delish. It’s almost 1 in the morning, Joy. I want an apricot now!
I’m going to make that dream come true. Off to the kitchen….
Marisa
I should also add that apricots TOTALLY remind me of summer. When I was a kid, we had an apricot and plum tree in our backyard, and (to my brothers and me) the best part of summer was picking off fresh fruit and eating it straight from the tree.
Can’t wait to try this!