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Kelsey B.
July 9, 2010
Love it! I am starting my Bread & Butter pickles next week and will be thinking of all of you! Also, LOVE the copper kettle...
braiseandbutter
July 8, 2010
it was such an amazing day, and so glad i could be a part of it. still dreaming of that watermelon-ade....
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
Love it, Christine! Looks like a blast and so glad Peters Orchards could be a part of your big canorama day! Glad you liked my fresh from the orchard photo, too!
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
Oopps. This previous message was actually from Ellen Peters. I was logged on her computer last Thursday checking the Editor's Picks while hanging out at her house and it looks like she logged in as me! But yes, this lovely picture of the fruit is her's not mine.
michelle L.
July 8, 2010
Peter's Orchard??? My daughter and I used to stop by there all the time to and from ballet (I drove from DC to take her to Ms.Marcia at CPYB). Mr.Peter's would give us free food...they have great apples in the fall...and awesome Strawberry Pies!
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
Ah, the Bunheads are in town now, many of them living right across the street from me in the Dickinson College dorms. There are several Mr. Peters. Uncle Earl mans the fruit market. He loves to talk with his customers! If you are in DC, send me and Cathy your email address and we'll include you in the next greater DC event!
Veronica
July 8, 2010
Oh WOW! What a great idea and thanks so much for the photos. At the end of summer I wish a team could come here to Maine to help with all the canning! Congratulations and CHEERS!
monkeymom
July 8, 2010
Amazing! Doing such wonderful activity together looks like the perfect forum to connect over food. I love that idea!
AntoniaJames
July 8, 2010
What fun! Thrilled to see not just my sister, but my darling niece, too, having such a great time. I've heard from witnesses (attendees) that the food was exceptionally tasty. How I would have loved to have been there, for so many reasons! Thanks for taking/posting these photos. ;o)
lastnightsdinner
July 8, 2010
I'm green with envy up here! Would still love to rally the Boston-area troops for a meet-up.
Midge
July 8, 2010
Me too! How about a picnic/potluck at a park? (Larz Anderson in Brookline might work well) Any Bostonians game?
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
I have a friend in Boston who woudl love to connect with other food people in Boston. I will let her know you guys have something cooking.
Amanda H.
July 8, 2010
What fun! I love canning and preserving -- so wish we could have been there. And 28 quarts! We bow to you.
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
Kristen supplied me with your mailing address when she supplied me with the logo, so there is a jar of each on their way to you!
lacerise
July 8, 2010
So cool! Wish I could have joined in, but it's a long trek from northern California.
mrslarkin
July 8, 2010
Lovely! So glad you guys had fun. Thanks for sharing photos. Mrs. W, I think I have kettle envy!
healthierkitchen
July 8, 2010
This was a great day! Many thanks to cheese 1227 and Mrs. Wheelbarrow. Cheese was an amazing host - imagine the mess we made! I'm looking forward to learning how to make a pie with my cherries.
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
I have to admit that even after three scrubdowns, I am still finding sticky bits about the place. But it was certainly well worth the elbo grease and am contemplating what we can do next year!
MrsWheelbarrow
July 8, 2010
Here's a link to information about the 2010 Canvolution http://www.canningacrossamerica.com/2010/07/02/mark-your-calendars-can-a-rama-2010/
MrsWheelbarrow
July 8, 2010
The canning day was great fun! Big thanks go out to Christine (cheese1227) for lending us her kitchen and making the incredible orchard connection. The quality of the produce made for beautiful canning. It was such a pleasure. A nationwide canning tour? I'm packing my suitcase and my copper kettle - available at Sur La Table, btw! (also, if you are in the DC area, I'll be hosting a Canvolution party on 7/25 - please get in touch if you want to join the fun.)
cheese1227
July 8, 2010
Just a plug for Cathy -- if you are in the DC area, she has planned a series of canning classes. You can get the list on her blog: http://mrswheelbarrow.blogspot.com. Maybe I'll see you at the tomato canning class in September!
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