Looking for the perfect thank you gift or wedding favour? We can do special orders for your special occasion. Minimum order 20 bottles. Price from $3.00 a bottle depending on bottle size and shape and type of preserve required. We will make a batch especially for you so it’s best to order early. Advertisements Continue reading
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Figs preserved three different ways.
Figs make fantastic preserves because the flavour intensifies with cooking and they can be enhanced with range of different spices to make your own signature preserve. Figs are a summer fruit so March is the time to preserve some figgy deliciousness to last until next season. At our Jam Session we will learn to preserve … Continue reading
Summer is for Apricot Jam or Plum Jam. or maybe Fig. Your Place – Your Choice.
Here’s what you need to know to host a Jam Session. The most important things are a good stove and enough space and enough people. People and Bench Space: Jam sessions should be between 4-6 people. Even numbers are better so that people can work in pairs. Each person needs about half a metre of … Continue reading
Who’s Ready For First Sunday Food – Winter ? The Countdown is on.
The Final Fig Session
Fig season is nearly over in the Lockyer Valley. So now is the time to preserve some figgy deliciousness to last until next season. Come along to our May Jam Session and learn to preserve figs in two different ways. We will make a sweet conserve to serve with icecream or yoghurt and whole figs … Continue reading
Feel like a Sunday drive? We’ll pack the picnic.
Often after a busy week it is all too easy to spend Sunday as a lazy day at home. We understand Life in the fast lane can effect you like that. But when was the last time you went on a Sunday Drive? How about taking the slow road to Grantham next weekend? There is something … Continue reading
Thinking of Hosting a Private Jam Session?
Thinking of Hosting a Private Jam session? Here’s what you need to know. The most important things are a good stove and enough space and enough people. People and Bench Space: Jam sessions should be between 4-6 people. Even numbers are better so that people can work in pairs. Each person needs about half a … Continue reading