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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Contest at STC Cooks
Y'all should head over to STC Cooks and enter their cookbook giveaway by November 30. Just tell them about a memorable Thanksgiving and you could win a stack of really nice food books—they're good; I've read most of them.
Marla and Graham brought the signed cookbook to Oakland and I adore it! Thank you!! I'd very much like to send you a thank you note-- would it be too much trouble to ask you to e-mail me your mailing address? Please see: www.mariazizka.com for my contact information. Thank you, Liana! I am looking forward to a winter full of things like tomato sauce. Yum!
Hi Liana! I am an Athens-resident, new to town but will be hosting a bridal event in January. I don't know how else to contact you, but i would love to sit down with you to talk about it (www.atelierathensbridal.com) and to talk about...what else... food!
hello soo I wasn't sure how to contact you via email other than through your comments, so i'm going to try this way... so i made your green apple pectin and for some reason it didn't work, in your recipe it says that i should yield 5 1/2 cups of pectin and i only yielded 3 so i thought something was up but i proceeded anyway and the tea jelly i made didn't jell. So I bought Pomona Pectin and now I'm not sure how to convert your tea jelly recipe for Pomona Pectin. I called Pomona's Jamline but atlas they haven't called me back... any thoughts?
Hi Crystal: I'm not sure why that didn't gel. But the Pomona's should be an effective solution. See their directions and recipes page here: http://www.pomonapectin.com/directionsandrec.html
I'd try the proportions of calcium water and pectin in the apple-rosemary jelly. There should be instructions in the box for mixing up the calcium water.
I live in Lincoln, Nebraska, with my husband and our daughter, and our dog, Cooper. I've published four cookbooks, "Secrets of Slow Cooking," "Hot Drinks for Cold Nights," "Canning for a New Generation," and "Whole Grains for a New Generation." My next book, a vegetarian vegetable book, is due out in spring 2014.
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HI Liana!
Marla and Graham brought the signed cookbook to Oakland and I adore it! Thank you!! I'd very much like to send you a thank you note-- would it be too much trouble to ask you to e-mail me your mailing address? Please see: www.mariazizka.com for my contact information. Thank you, Liana! I am looking forward to a winter full of things like tomato sauce. Yum!
Best Wishes,
Maria
Hi Liana! I am an Athens-resident, new to town but will be hosting a bridal event in January. I don't know how else to contact you, but i would love to sit down with you to talk about it (www.atelierathensbridal.com) and to talk about...what else... food!
-Cinelle Ariola Barnes
atelierathensbridal@gmail.com
hello
soo I wasn't sure how to contact you via email other than through your comments, so i'm going to try this way... so i made your green apple pectin and for some reason it didn't work, in your recipe it says that i should yield 5 1/2 cups of pectin and i only yielded 3 so i thought something was up but i proceeded anyway and the tea jelly i made didn't jell. So I bought Pomona Pectin and now I'm not sure how to convert your tea jelly recipe for Pomona Pectin. I called Pomona's Jamline but atlas they haven't called me back... any thoughts?
Hi Crystal: I'm not sure why that didn't gel. But the Pomona's should be an effective solution. See their directions and recipes page here: http://www.pomonapectin.com/directionsandrec.html
I'd try the proportions of calcium water and pectin in the apple-rosemary jelly. There should be instructions in the box for mixing up the calcium water.
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