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Category Archives: classes
Checking In + Upcoming Canning Classes
I realize it’s been quite silent around here lately. The middle chunk of my book was due yesterday and so for the last couple of weeks, I’ve done nothing but work (recipe testing, writing and day job), eat and sleep. … Continue reading
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Classes, Tastings and Photos from the Flickr Pool
This weekend has gone by in a blur. Earlier tonight I finally paid a bit of attention to the quince juice I’ve had in my fridge since Tuesday. It’s now jelly (though it took a change of pots and several … Continue reading
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Quickly, Winners and More
This weekend, I tackled a couple canning projects, both large (pressuring canning nine pints of a giant neck pumpkin) and small (a little batch of green tomato chutney). I’ll have posts up about both later this week, but thanks to … Continue reading
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
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Tagged canning classes, Dig In, Fermentation Festival, Slow Food Philly
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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
CUTCO Knives Winner + Updates on Classes
Congratulations to Glenie, commenter #317. You’re the winner of the set of CUTCO knives. I’ll be in touch shortly to get your information! Thanks to all who entered (including my father – although I’m not sure that family members can … Continue reading
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Table Talk and Fall 2010 Classes
Got canning questions? I’ve got answers! Tomorrow at 1 p.m. (10 a.m. west coast time), I’ll be joining Kim O’Donnel (who’s got a lovely new book hitting the shelves soon) on her weekly chat over at Culinate. We’ll be talking … Continue reading
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Tagged Canning Chat, canning classes, Culinate, Kim O'Donnel, table talk
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A Cheese’n Pickles Tasting with Madame Fromage
Long before I was a fervent jam and pickle-maker, I was a mild mannered grad student, trying to figure out how I wanted my life to look. It was Tenaya (then-professor, now-friend) who whispered in my ear, “You should keep … Continue reading
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Tagged cheese and pickles, cheese tasting, Di Bruno Brothers, Madame Fromage, Quince Fine Foods, Tenaya Darlington
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Upcoming Classes in Philadelphia
We’re heading head-long into the final days of summer. The edible delights of the season are now reaching their zenith and what better way to honor all that abundance than to learn to can? I’ve got a number of classes … Continue reading
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Tagged classes, pickled zucchini, Terrain at Styers, tomato chutney, Whole Foods
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Classes, Folk Music + Giveaway
All over the country, farmers’ markets are opening, gardens are growing and edible abundance is pouring forth. Preserving season is here and what better way to get yourself on board to capture some of the summer season than to take … Continue reading
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Tagged canning classes, Indy Hall, Raina Rose, so easy to preserve
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