Genre

Cooking & Food

Format

Stapled Booklet

Title

Jams Jellies & More

This is a Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletin. These are 8.5" X 5.5" stapled booklets packed full great of great wisdom. Published in the USA! Savor the Summertime Flavor of Fresh Fruit All Year Long! Admiring brightly colored jars of jams, jellies, marmalades, and other fruit spreads in your pantry is sure to bring a bit of summer sunshine into even the coldest, grayest days of winter. Combining centuries-old lore with state-of-the-art methods, this bulletin will teach you everything you need to know to transform fresh fruit into tempting preserves. Here you’ll find wonderful, flavorful recipes — even some that are low in sugar. These are just a few:         •    Red Raspberry Preserves         •    Spiced Strawberry Jam         •    Ginger Jam         •    Apple Butter         •    Lemon Jelly         •    Carrot and Orange Marmalade About the Author Food writer Carol Costenbader has cooked and preserved homegrown fruits, herbs, and vegetables for more than 35 years. Besides The Big Book of Preserving the Harvest, her books include Storey’s Well-Stocked Pantry Series: Mustards, Ketchups & Vinegars and Preserving Fruits & Vegetables. Second in command of the family vegetable garden and a volunteer cook at Christian Ministries Homeless Shelter, Carol is founder of The Health Adventure and Friends of the Health Adventure, a good health teaching facility. Carol and her family divide their time between central Florida and the mountains of North Carolina. Published in the USA!🇺🇸 Free Pickup is available at our Warehouse! Shipping Volume Discount It's cheaper to ship multiple items together!  Purchase any 2 or more items from our store and you will get a shipping volume discount. Please message us with a combined shipping order! Discount 5% off 2 7% off 3 10% off 4 or more Shipping We ship Monday through Friday within 1 business day. Monday-Friday we work really hard to process the package the same day that we get the order and get it to the USPS the same day. Our carrier picks up packages Monday - Saturday. However, our carrier is a rural carrier so he may be out late delivering past the time of the truck pickup from the Post Office. Any day that he's out past 4pm then he does not scan the package until the following morning even though it's at the Post Office. Mondays or the day after a holiday this will always be the case also occasionally any extremely busy day for him may slow him down. Thank You so much for supporting our Small Family Business!