We decided to make some pear jam and I found a great recipe for pear raspberry jam. Raspberries are not really cheap this time of year, but when the local grocery store cut the price from $5.00 to $1.00 a pint, we knew it was meant to be. We invited the Koyle's over and took turns watching the toddlers and stirring the freezer jam. It turned out super yummy and we had enough left over to make some pear cherry jam as well! Thank you Jefferson County Open Space for the pears and thanks to King Soopers for the raspberries, it was a match made in heaven!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Good things are meant to go together
We decided to make some pear jam and I found a great recipe for pear raspberry jam. Raspberries are not really cheap this time of year, but when the local grocery store cut the price from $5.00 to $1.00 a pint, we knew it was meant to be. We invited the Koyle's over and took turns watching the toddlers and stirring the freezer jam. It turned out super yummy and we had enough left over to make some pear cherry jam as well! Thank you Jefferson County Open Space for the pears and thanks to King Soopers for the raspberries, it was a match made in heaven!
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I need to learn how to make homemade jam! Sounds yummy!
ahhhh... that is so awesome. I wish there was yummy fruit here for jam making. Ok, I take that back- I could've gotten the prickly pear cactus fruit a month ago when it ripened but I was too lazy to go and get it while watching my son so he didn't get pricked. Oh well, I guess I'll have to get a babysitter next year and go get it- you've inspired me :o)
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