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black nightshade
Black nightshade jam - a recipe for preparing for the winter
Categories: Jam
Tags: Nightshade jam
Among the more than 1,500 varieties of nightshade, not many are edible. In fact, only black nightshade can be eaten, and also with reservations. The berries must be 100% ripe, otherwise you risk getting an upset stomach or even poisoning.
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