Blackberry Mojito Jam
Shae took off for the Alaskan Interior and left me, Spike, the porcupine, in charge of her blog. When she […]
Shae took off for the Alaskan Interior and left me, Spike, the porcupine, in charge of her blog. When she […]
I’ll be away for three weeks and I’ve decided to leave the porcupine in charge. He’s an industrious dude, perfectly
I was thrilled to get this month’s Can Jam assignment — tomatoes all the way, chosen by my buddy Julia
This is my favorite kind of canning project — making something wonderful (and a little bit quirky) from a plant, bush, or tree that we live with every day.
Today is International Beer Day, so I thought I’d tell you a little story about a great beer and a
If I’ve learned one thing in the few years I’ve been canning, it’s that what you make is only as
The first jam I ever made was plum jam. There were two plum trees in the backyard of the house
I thought I’d grown too much celery this year, but now I wish I had more. That’s because our friend
I was cranky about these cucumbers. I can stand at the counter for hours slicing lemons for marmalade, but give
Look at these funny little apricots. They’re Royal Blenheims, and I won’t make apricot jam without them. I really
I came home from the 2010 Marin County Fair with a fistful of ribbons for my preserves. Nine in all,
Last week I drove from Fairfax down to Watsonville (six hours round trip) in search of the elusive tayberry. I