
Rhubarb Currant Jam
Red currants are magic in jam making. Acidic and full of pectin, they cause jam to gel quickly and allow […]
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Red currants are magic in jam making. Acidic and full of pectin, they cause jam to gel quickly and allow […]
I finally feel that I’ve mastered strawberry rhubarb jam. A technique from Jeanne Lesem’s Preserving Today, an early 1990s book, […]
People ask me how we manage to use the hundreds of jars of jelly, jam and marmalade I preserve each […]
Pineapple preserves are as close as I got to the tropics this year. It’s okay. I just escaped to the […]
I have had a love-hate relationship with strawberry jam from the beginning of my canning career. Strawberry jam ranks up […]
OMG, I logged into Tigress’s website Sunday night to see what the posting deadline was and there, to my horror, […]
After I wrote this, I had an unexpected result: floaters! Uh oh. You never want the ingredients in the air […]
I love how ginger complements rhubarb, probably because they both originated in the same part of the world – Asia. […]
I made a completely fortuitous discovery on my kitchen counter last weekend. I had made a light soup of celery […]
For the April Can Jam, I was excited to see herbs as the focus, partly because my little pot garden […]
In the absence of tomatoes for canning last summer, I got lucky with an abundance of tomatillos and put up […]
Time to inventory what’s in the pantry from last summer and fall and start using it up! Last year was […]
This curried onion jam was a completely off-the-cuff, intuitive experiment that turned out so well that it will become a […]
For the February Can Jam event brilliantly organized by Tigress in a Jam, I was inspired by a carrot salad […]
Back in June when asparagus was in season locally, I put up a batch in tall 12-ounce jars. Like the […]
Continuing my mission to use up the roots in my refrigerator, I made a delicious pureed soup of rutabaga, parsnips, […]