Get Your Jam On

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September 17, 2012

If you've ever shied away from making fruit jam at home (what with all that special equipment and painstaking sterilizing), you'll be happy to know that it doesn't have to be so complicated. Just store your jam in the refrigerator instead of in the pantry, and you can avoid the trappings of traditional home preserving techniques. Melissa Clark of The New York Times shows us a simpler way for perfecting our favorite toast topping at home, hassle-free.

Move the Milk, Make Room for the Jam from The New York Times

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  • MrsWheelbarrow
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I cook for a living and then come home to cook for fun. When I'm not cooking, I'm reading or writing about food. It's safe to say I've found my calling.

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MrsWheelbarrow September 22, 2012
Thanks Mrs L! (ps I made your wonderful butternut scones today tougher in fall. Fabulous recipe)
 
MrsWheelbarrow September 22, 2012
Thank you Mrs L. (Made your butternut scones today to usher in fall. That recipe rocks.)
 
mrslarkin September 17, 2012
Hooray! That's our very own mrswheelbarrow in the video with Melissa. Way to go, Cathy!