Evans cherry recipes

Evans cherries are sour cherries that grow well in the prairie provinces. They’re generally too tart to snack on, but you can turn your backyard Evans cherries into a delicious jam. Use this spread on toast, as part of a cheese plate or as a topping on desserts.

Here's a slick and easy trick for pitting juicy and delicate Evans cherries without a fancy cherry pitter.

Tart juicy Evans cherries and sweet coconut marry with dark chocolate in these decadent no-bake bars full of tangy flavour. Made with healthy ingredients.

This recipe is a Canadian Food Original and has become a family specialty. Little jewels that are sweet, sour and full pucker-power! Preserved, then dried. Plump, juicy and lively.Prep Time30 minutesPreserving TimeTwo WeeksYeildCompletely dependent upon amount of cherries preserved and dried

Evans cherries are sour cherries that grow well in the prairie provinces. They’re generally too tart to snack on, but you can turn your backyard Evans cherries into a delicious jam. Use this spread on toast, as part of a cheese plate or as a topping on desserts.

Yesterday, my dad brought me 3 or 4 big freezer bags full of sour cherries from my grandpas cherry trees. That’s a lot of cherries, folks....

Sour cherries have a relatively short season. I’ve never found them in a grocery store but we visited a u-pick to pick raspberries and, to my delight, discovered three rows of sour cherry trees. Sour cherries are gems to find because although they aren’t necessarily for snacking, they make some of the best jams and...

This is the cherry pie filling recipe you have been looking for. The one exactly like the pie filling you buy in the can, but better, because you know what is in it, and made it yourself.

Our cherries are ready for picking and I am starting the celebration with a healthy breakfast bake.

An easy recipe for buttermilk scones using fresh cherries or any fruit of your choice.