I used to wonder about the gooseberries until a couple of summers ago I went to a pick-your-own on a hot day and picked gooseberries off the bushes and ate them straight away - they were so warm and plump and bursting with sweetness. I think they were a sort of dessert gooseberry that can be eaten raw, which must have been what Nicola and Patrick had. I think the scones could have been drop scones that you do on a hot griddle so wouldn't take an experienced cook long to make.
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Date: 2010-09-16 07:43 pm (UTC)I think the scones could have been drop scones that you do on a hot griddle so wouldn't take an experienced cook long to make.