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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Fermentation Fest, Dig In and Sauerkraut
There are a couple of events coming up in the next few days that I’ll be at. If you’re in the area, consider stopping by and saying hi! First is the Kennett Square Fermentation Festival this Friday, October 1. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in classes, News
Tagged canning classes, Dig In, Fermentation Festival, Slow Food Philly
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Canning 101: Why You Can’t Cook Acidic Foods in Reactive Pots
Whether you’re an expert canner, a beginner or someone who’s just contemplating dipping their toe into the home preservation waters, you’re certain to have heard that the only foods safe for water bath canning are the high acid ones. We … Continue reading
Peaches, Portland and Canning Classes
This last Saturday, I spent the day in New York, helping shepherd three Philadelphia street food vendors to and from the Vendy Awards. It was the first time that any vendors from outside NYC had been invited to participate in … Continue reading
Ball Book Giveaway Winners
We’ve got winners! Congratulations to Rachel and Trudy G. Ladies, I’ll be in touch soon in order to get your contact info. Thanks to all of you for entering! Related Posts:Nothing to see here.
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Ball Canning Books Giveaway
Hey kids, it’s giveaway time! Though the canning high season is coming to an end, I firmly believe that truly, home preserving is an activity that can be done all year round. And sometimes, it’s helpful to have a new … Continue reading
Canning 101: Preserving with Tattler’s Reusable Lids
One of the primary truths of canning has always been that while the jars and rings are reusable, the lids are not. When I teach canning classes, I’m careful to emphasis that those flat metal lids only have one trip … Continue reading
Homemade Applesauce
This post was originally published last November. However, we’re heading into applesauce season again, so I’ve updated it to include an organized recipe and am re-posting it now, for all of you who didn’t see if the first time around. … Continue reading
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Tagged applesauce, canning applesauce, homemade applesauce, unsweetened applesauce, windfall apples
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September Can Jam: Peach-Plum Ginger Jam
I feel a bit like I had already canned stone fruit nearly every way possible by the time this can jam came around. I was at a bit of a loss as to how to make something new and interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Can Jam, jams and jellies, recipes
Tagged Peach-Plum Ginger Jam, September Can Jam, tigress can jam
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Tomato Jam
I used to have a fantastic coworker named John. He was calm in the face of chaos, had a buoyant sense of humor and knew how not to take things too seriously. And, his wife Amy just happened to be … Continue reading
What Approximately Sixty Pounds of Tomatoes Looks Like
On September 1st, I picked up 100 pounds of tomatoes from a local market who occasionally places special orders for me. I had a number of recipes in mind to make with them and assumed that I’d spend most of … Continue reading
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