4 Big Myths About Jam-Making
Farmers markets around the country are screaming with color right now yet many still demur at the prospect of making their own fruit preserves. Market devotees deserve to know they've been unnecessarily intimidated.
Farmers markets around the country are screaming with color right now yet many still demur at the prospect of making their own fruit preserves. Market devotees deserve to know they've been unnecessarily intimidated.
Mary Ann West | Posted 08.06.2009 | Living
The Strawberry Rite of Passage, now transcribed for future generations, is more than just making great tasting jam, it's the experience of doing it for oneself and knowing where your food comes from, supporting local farmers and recapturing one of the lost home arts.
Flora Lazar | Posted 10.12.2008 | Chicago
Christine Ferber's widely-used moniker, the queen of jams, hardly describes her influence on contemporary gastronomy, especially on the Chicago culinary scene.
Flora Lazar | Posted 08.29.2009 | Green