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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Grape Catchup Winners
We’ve got winners! Big thanks to all of you who commented on the Grape Catchup post (I was a little afraid nobody would want such an esoteric and weird-sounding condiment). I’ve had a bit more time to play around with … Continue reading
Grape Catchup
I have something of a problem when it comes to vintage cookbooks. I can’t walk by a used bookstore or thrift store without stopping in to scan for some interesting new title. Some I buy just for their kitsch factor, … Continue reading
Posted in equipment, recipes
Tagged grape catchup, heritage cookbook, jean hewitt, new york times, regional cookery
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Pondering Pickled Limes
Awhile back, I caught the tail end of a Twitter conversation in which many folks were discussing memories of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. During the back and forth, the subject of pickled limes came up, as they related to … Continue reading
A Winner, a Book and Some Links
Last Friday, I offered up a copy of Catherine Friend’s memoir A Compassionate Carnivore as a fun little giveaway until I have a fresh batch of jam ready to go. I’m a little behind posting the winner, but better late … Continue reading
Herbs in Jars
Today was opening day for the Headhouse Square Farmers Market. During the season, it is one of the highlights of my week. Sunday mornings, my friend Shay and I meet up there right around opening at 10 am to do … Continue reading
Posted in jar love
Tagged farmers market, headhouse square, local produce, opening day, philadelphia
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A Giveaway and Lancaster County Extension Workshops
One of the things I was totally unprepared for, when I first started blogging at Slashfood, was the fact that it would turn me into a desirable target for PR people trying to get their products noticed. Within my first … Continue reading
Posted in classes, cookbooks
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