YIELD: 2 servings
¾ cup pomegranate juice
½ cup low-fat vanilla yogurt
¾ cup frozen blueberries
½ cup ice cubes
3 ½ cups frozen acai puree
1. Add ingredients to blender in order listed and blend on…
YIELD: 2 servings
¾ cup pomegranate juice
½ cup low-fat vanilla yogurt
¾ cup frozen blueberries
½ cup ice cubes
3 ½ cups frozen acai puree
1. Add ingredients to blender in order listed and blend on…
Recipe by U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council
Recipe by U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council
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Additionally, arriving there with four generations of my own family, to tack on a few more memories, made the magic come to life in an almost surreal fashion.
The Pond Island kitchen is immense and beautiful and flooded with light from the windows on three sides.
Blueberries—as well as raspberries, blackberries, cranberries and various other berries—grow wild all over the island, so it is apropos that blueberry pickers and two framed recipes for Pond Island Blueberry Cake decorate the walls.
Had I known about the recipe, I would have brought the ingredients with us to the island so I could make it there. But I took a photo of the recipe so I could bring a little bit of Maine home with us. And next time we go—because there has to be a next time—I’ll be sure to pack the gluten-free flour and butter!
Last week, I surprised my mother and uncle (John) by baking Pond Island Blueberry cake when they came over for lunch. Neither of them had eaten it since 1939, when they had last been together on the island.
My mother said it tasted just as she remembered it, even though I used gluten-free flour. I modified the recipe a little—added lemon zest and vanilla.
Here is my version of Pond Island Blueberry Cake!
Pond Island Blueberry Cake
1 stick butter
1 cup sugar
1 egg
(Zest of one lemon)
(1 tsp vanilla)
½ cup milk
2 ½ cups flour
3 tsp baking powder
2 cups blueberries
1. Cream butter and sugar.
2. Add zest, egg, milk and vanilla and beat.
3. To the blueberries, add ½ cup of the flour and mix to coat.
4. Add baking powder to the rest of the flour and beat flour into butter mixture.
5. Fold in blueberries. Spread in a buttered 9×13” pan (batter will be very stiff…use a knife to spread).
Bake at 350 for 25-30 minutes.
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