A little bit of summer captured in a jar .. to be savored during the long cold winter to lift the spirits of my family while waiting once more for the rebirth of the land.
Jelly and photo created by Mrs. Mac.
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dear mrs. mac..it lifts the spirit in me too! how lovely they look these jars of red jelly that are in four different sizes! you are really such a good house wife to you hubby! proverbs 31:14 "She is like the merchants' ships; she bringeth her food from afar."
What a lovely pic, and joy that you have something so special made yourself.
Happy Spring!
Tho we may yet (and probably will) get more snow this spring, it has been warm the past couple of days and the snow is melting fast. Warmer - even "unseasonably warm in the 60s - is predicted for the next few days.
Well, M&M, aren't you the most clever lady! That pretty looking jelly is the best reason I am sure to be raising edible flowers. .. Oh yes, I am sure that the geraniums were scented. :) ..
Your jam sure looks good. I've never had wild rose & geranium jelly. Have a good day!
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dear mrs. mac..it lifts the spirit in me too!
ReplyDeletehow lovely they look these jars of red jelly that are in four different sizes!
you are really such a good house wife to you hubby!
proverbs 31:14
"She is like the merchants' ships; she bringeth her food from afar."
have a happy ruby tuesday..love terry
For anyone wanting the jelly recipe, here's the link on my other blog:
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If that jelly half as good as it looks, it's gotta be THE BEST! Beautiful photo!
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Diane
This pic just brings a smile to my face. : )
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pic, and joy that you have something so special made yourself.
Happy Spring!
Tho we may yet (and probably will) get more snow this spring, it has been warm the past couple of days and the snow is melting fast. Warmer - even "unseasonably warm in the 60s - is predicted for the next few days.
Gorgeous.
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I don't want the recipe, I want a jar! LOL!
ReplyDeleteWell, M&M, aren't you the most clever lady! That pretty looking jelly is the best reason I am sure to be raising edible flowers.
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Oh yes, I am sure that the geraniums were scented. :)
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How perfect for a Ruby Tuesday post...I haven't had rose petal jelly in years! It was definitely tastier than the dandelion jelly.
ReplyDeleteI love your Ruby Tuesday pictures!
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Lidj
Red jellies! I sure they rock!
ReplyDeleteI so love those red jellies I'm seeing. They're lovely.
ReplyDeleteDazzling bread-spread!
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“If scarlet be crimson,” he said,
“Then rubicund surely is red.
And then I suppose,
If I named a rose,
Its color would go to my head!”
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Runner in Red
Your Ruby Tuesdays are beautiful!
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http://prayingforparker.com/7041/the-struggle-to-get-your-kid-to-eat/
Barbara
Oh thats beautiful....and what must it taste like?! Yum!
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