Our beloved Alaska blueberry seems to have a bad reputation in parts of Europe and Scandinavia. There, people have called it the “mad berry,” “intoxicating berry” and “vomit berry.” ...

I used 1/4 cup of sugar with my wild blueberries because I like a pretty ... now’s the time to try a new recipe from an Alaska cook] Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. In the bowl of a food ...

Wild blueberries grow in many areas of Alaska. Berry picking is a popular activity during the summer (Photo courtesy of Kirsten Swann) A University of Alaska Fairbanks professor is asking the ...

Katie Spellman, an expert on Alaska's wild berries and a researcher at UAF ... Some of their data for blueberries dates back to 100 years ago. Their aim is to make sure Alaskans can pick both ...

Food in Alaska has a certain magic to it. If it comes from nature — like blueberries, herring eggs, moose meat, or salmon — it’s connected to the vast, wild place. If it comes from elsewhere ...

But De Leon says now that his stints in Alaska are some of his favorite ... for than what we had at the other resort. We had blueberries, wild roses, spruces. All of the fishing we would put ...

Katherine Rippon, an honors senior nutrition and dietetics major at the University of Delaware and Summer Scholar in UD’s Undergraduate Research Program, spent the summer examining the effects of wild ...

Wild blueberries, a staple of Maine’s culture and economy, struggle to adapt to a rapidly changing environment. To save them, growers are changing the way they cultivate. DEBLOIS, Maine ...