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Tag Archives: Madame Fromage
In Deep Autumn
One of the things I’ve discovered since become a full-time freelancer is that it’s really important to reach and out find people with whom to collaborate. When you work in an office, teamwork is often assumed. When you work from … Continue reading
Posted in canning, holiday foods
Tagged Caramelized Shallot Pickle, chutneys, In Deep Autumn, Jason Varney, Madame Fromage, Persimmon Chutney, pickles, relishes
53 Comments
Links: Pumpkins, Pickled Ginger and Kimchi
Madame Fromage poaches quince with lemon and vanilla serves it with mascarpone. Sounds dreamy. Candied cherry tomatoes. Why didn’t I think of this? Pickled young ginger. If you like gingery things, you owe yourself to make this pickle. If homemade … Continue reading
Posted in media and links
Tagged candied cherry tomatoes, David Rakoff, links, Madame Fromage
3 Comments
A Pair of Food Blogging Classes with Madame Fromage
I started blogging in February 2005. In actual years, that’s not so long ago, but in internet years, it’s at least two lifetimes. I’ve written hundreds of thousands of words for wide swath of online sites (most of them having … Continue reading
Posted in classes and events
Tagged food blogging workshop, Indy Hall, Madame Fromage, Tenaya Darlington, writing workshop
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Upcoming: Canning at Cook, Pairings at Wedge + Fig with Madame Fromage and a Farmers’ Market Demo
Writing this blog is most often a joy. However at heart, I’m something of a social girl and so like to get out from behind the computer screen and talk preserving with real, live people instead of just typing my … Continue reading
Posted in classes and events
Tagged Audrey Claire, canning classes, Cook, Madame Fromage, Pairings, Tastings, Wedge + Fig
2 Comments
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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