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salal berries - how to make them taste better

 
Arron Hendrix
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Location: Pacific Northwest
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Arthur, do you have any advice regarding Salal berries? Here in the Pacific Northwest, there is an abundance of Salal in the forest. They berries don't taste that great...perhaps you have a suggestion on preparation?
 
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