Have you tried Muslin cloth for cooking jam or marmalade Muslin cloth for cooking jam is a familiar and traditional piece of equipment for makers of jam. Reusing muslin cloth is also a traditional practice that is environmentally and economically sensible. Finding...
Removing Jar labels – a better way One thing that jam makers are very good at is finding jars to use to make their jams. Whether it is getting them from friends or the local op-shop, there is always one little problem that has to be dealt with. Removing the...
How a Cherry Pitter changed my Jam Making. Pitting cherries for Cherry Jam can be a chore but I have found the right Cherry Pitter for jam making. The mess can be greatly reduced and pain is zero. Why do I make Cherry Jam? My parents live in Wagga Wagga NSW, which is...
Timing and Stirring Secrets of Jam Making Jam making involves a lot of stirring. Timing the addition of ingredients, managing temperatures and sticking are very important. I was just making some jam this morning and thought of these important tips for all jam making....
This is my official page for my homemade jam. You can also link to my website through this. www.whic
With February starting this Saturday, I will be back at Sutherland Shire Farmers' Market this Saturday. Remember I am there on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, and if there is a 5th Saturday I am usually there also. Love to see you all there! ... See MoreSee Less
Bring out your scones. Bring out your bread. Bring out your ice-cream! We have Peach and Passionfruit Jam again. On my way back from visiting family in Melbourne, I stopped off at my favourite fruit shop in Cobram, where the owner had peaches and apricots ready for me. Madly cooking and processing fruit. I hope to process all the peaches today and the apricots tomorrow. I get a lot of time off at Christmas, NOT. LOL! ... See MoreSee Less