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Crossed Off – #329 Make Jam!
Jammin’! Jammin’! And I hope ya like a-jammin’ too! Hoo ya!
So, I crossed another thing off of my list, like a week and a half ago. I am finally getting around to blogging about it I guess. Stupid busy life. I also crossed a bunch of things off this weekend, while I was in Ontario. Oh, and I still have to post April’s book reviews. Wow. Behind schedule much? Maybe, just a little,…but only maybe.
Making jam was a complete surprise, crafted by Adam.
He bought all of the supplies and learned all about jam making, just to help me cross something off of my list. Such a cutie.
Jamming was fun, and god damn did the finish product taste good. And it was way less traumatic than I thought it was going to be. It was just simply fun and delicious! I will be jamming again.
Here is the recipe we followed!
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JAM.
It is either a sign of how sad my life is, or of how awesome jam is, that I’m unreasonably excited by your jamming experience.
GOD, that is hella sweet.