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New Brunswick's abundant berry crop is the source of most of our frozen blueberries. They turn deliciously smoky when grilled alongside cedar-planked cheese. Try Le Gamin brie for this one, if you can find it (it's a New Brunswick favourite) but any brie will do.

It's the season for fresh summer berries, so let's take advantage of them while we can — starting with these delicious desserts!

Rather than packing up glasses and wine, these delicious and delicate white-sangria jellies are a spill-proof and refreshing alternative for picnics. You can also change the recipe up a bit by using different types of fruit that you have on hand. Note: there are certain fresh fruits that should not be used in gelatin recipes: fresh figs, guavas, kiwis, mangoes, melons, papayas, peaches and pineapple because they all contain enzymes that prevent gelatin from setting properly. To use these fresh fruits (except kiwi), simply peel and cut your fruit and simmer them in water until soft, 5 to 10 min. This may help deactivate the enzymes making them usable in gelatin applications.