Eight and a quarter jars of plum jam that refused to thicken up...we had 9 but I knocked one over as I was putting on the jam covers!!!! We have ten containers of stewed plums with brown sugar and cinnamon, (and a burnt pot..woops!!) and six jars of tomato chutney. I thought as I had run out of garlic I would put some bush pepper and salt mix we have and when I tasted it, it nearly took out my throat!! I am not a fan of super hot foods so might have to find another home for these. The chutney didn't thicken like it should have, we will see what happens once it cools down.
I had better sort some dinner now I guess, then after dinner I am going to trace this stitchery
Blogger decided the photo should be upside down so I took another one sideways, that seems to be ok with blogger but a bit difficult for the rest of us!!
I like this one, is long and skinny, this will keep me busy along with the stars.
Have a great evening.
Wow your still going with those plums..
ReplyDeleteDespite the burnt pans I bet the kitchen smelt wonderful xx Don't you just want to batter Blogger at times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol x
ReplyDeleteLooks like the birdies decided to leave you some after all. I bet your kitchen smelt devine though x
ReplyDeleteYou will be enjoying all your home made goodies well into the year while you complete your stitchery.
ReplyDeleteLovely jars of goodies there Sue - even if they're not quite as you'd like them to turn out! Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteAfter all that time at the pots, I'd be ordering pizza!
You have been busy. Like the stitchery... blogger does that to me ALL the time!
ReplyDeleteLots of yummy things there. have just stewed some more peaches and they smell divine. OOO, I love that project you are about to start. Looking forward to seeing it in progress.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue ,you can't beat home made,well done,lovely pattern it's one I have on my list.
ReplyDeleteYou have done well with the cooking even though there were some mishaps
ReplyDeleteHeaps of jam, will keep you ok for breakfast for a while... that looks like a looooooonnnnnggg piece of stitching...
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Wow you and your preserves - well done....I'm sure in spite of the oopsies they'll still tast pretty good. The fiery one will make a great gift for an unsuspecting person :-)
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