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Monday, March 15, 2010

RASPBERRY....

The wife is one of those frontier types---wants to bake bread, grow things, make jam. Every summer she picks a zillion berries and we measure them out and freeze them until we get a chance to make jam, usually dozens of jars, enough for a year's worth of PB and J. She dug through the freezer yesterday and made 2 batches, YUM!



A couple o' pots here....


Pottery by Gary Rith...

Optimistic....

18 comments:

kate et jim said...

I wondered when you were going to make that jam. You usually make it on Thanksgiving, don't you?

Looks good!

Sue Pariseau Pottery said...

There's nothing better than homemade jam. Thanks for the reminder that I need to get last year's berries out of the freezer and made into jam so there's room for this year's berries.

Busy Bee Suz said...

Could life be any better for Gary? NOPE: he has a frontier woman who makes him sweet stuff. I have never thought to make jam, but then again, I can't even grow a berry down here. But I got some 'maters.
Love the worm bowl..he is so cute.

Gary's third pottery blog said...

growing tomatos in winter THAT IS SO UNFAIR ;^)

Anonymous said...

gotta love the raspberries, yum. i've got that radiohead cd around here somewhere, might have to dig it out.

Gary's third pottery blog said...

we usually make it on Christmas, thanks for remembering kate! RUNNING LATE this year!

Kimberly said...

Does Maude make the jelly or does she leave the skins on and make jam?

Jay said...

Homemade jam is awesome. I haven't had any since my grandmother turned 90 and stopped making it.

Gary's third pottery blog said...

JAM :)

Anonymous said...

That inchworm is so adorable!!
And so, of course, is Maude.♥

Our neighbor gave us a couple jars of homemade jam after the boys helped to shovel her out last month. YUM!!

Unknown said...

I wish there was a 'like' button on blog comments like they have on FB. *LIKE* :)

Farmer*swife a/k/a Glass_Half_Full said...

I get excited when I pop over here hoping to see a kiln'ed, completed pink and red cow! :-D

YUM! Jam. Good thing too 'cuz we know you like your PB&J!

Monique said...

' knor knor' ---> that's what pigs say in Dutch.
I think in this case it means ' i like being here on this beautiful pot!'
(no idea what sound a caterpillar makes...)

Love your work and your blog, been reading it for a while now.

hopefully i'll be in pottery-blogland soon!
(shoot, that's the third time i've written that, got to get it out there!)

greetings from (rainy) Amsterdam

Monique

Unknown said...

Yumm homemade jam!!!

Love the wormy dish and teapot!!

Reverend Awesome said...

mmmm. Jam.

What is on Maude's oven mitts? Are those dinos?

Gary's third pottery blog said...

I think one is a dino and the other a dog, for oven mitts :)

Hilary said...

This made my mouth water. And I love that little worm on the pot.. the colours are wonderful

Cheryl said...

Ah...homemade jam. And whats better than having it with homemade bread??

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