Making Preserves at a Public Fruit Jam
Last weekend, I attended a collective canning event. Sponsored by
Fallen Fruit, an activist group that promotes the planting of public fruit trees, the
public fruit jam was a free, communal jam-making session where participants shared fruit and jam-making tips.
I arrived with empty jars and lots of plums, and left with new friends, half a dozen jars of different kinds of jam, and the know-how to make fruit preserves. To see how it went down, read on.
Goldmajor
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i didn't realize that they had something like this. it's funny - my fiance is from texas where his family does a lot of this stuff and being from the north east, it's kind of foreign to me and my family. the other day we were talking about how to can things or make jams, and if we had get togethers like this - then i would be able to learn more. i'm so jealous of you!
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