Contact me at heathglen@msn.com or call at 651-464-5290
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Dorothy Stainbrook has a small farm specializing in heirloom tomatoes and blueberries. Fresh fruit is sold at Minneapolis and St. Paul Farmers' markets. Preserves from HeathGlen Farm's fruit are sold online as well as at the farmers' markets in the greater Minnesota area.
Categories
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Easy Fish Cakes for the Slow Carb Diet
May 4, 2013
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Coconut Cookies with Marmalade Icing
May 9, 2013
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Cocktails and Mocktails Using Garden-Made Beverage Syrups: Blueberry Series
April 28, 2013
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Coconut Cookies with Marmalade Icing
May 9, 2013
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Easy Fish Cakes for the Slow Carb Diet
May 4, 2013
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Cocktails and Mocktails Using Garden-Made Beverage Syrups: Blueberry Series
April 28, 2013
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HI Brenda, I love your college care package series. I have a golfer as well and will use some of your ideas. What have you done around Valentines day?
Hi Susie (I’m Dorothy by the way). Thank you, and I’m glad you found some ideas. I’m putting together a Valentines post this week, so it should be up soon.
Thanks!
I’m just getting into canning, and I did my first batch of jam today. I forgot one of the steps–removing air bubbles. Is my jam ruined? Is it going to make someone sick??? How serious is my mistake?
Thanks,
Brenda
Hi Brenda (sorry so long to get back to you!). Don’t worry too much about the air bubbles as far as safety goes. It usually is just cosmetic. If your rim was clean and you water-bathed your jam for 10 minutes getting a good seal on it, you are fine. Jam on, and have fun.