I’m stopping in at our little town farmers market today to see if I can sell anything. My cousin will be there selling his cornmeal and other things. He convinced me to go, too. I’ll be selling candles, preserves, eggs, breads, maybe pies, we’ll see. I’m not taking much today–we can’t stay long before we have to head to master gardener class #9. (Ten classes in all, which means I’ll be done next week!)
Today’s BBB giveaway is another copy of Tart and Sweet: 101 Canning and Pickling Recipes for the Modern Kitchen
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It’s a Ball Blue Book Project day! Today’s BBB giveaway is sponsored by Kathy Jackson, in honor of her mom and dad.
For a chance to win: Leave a comment on this post and let me know you want it. You can just put (BBB) at the end of your comment or otherwise note that you want to be in the draw. One winner will be drawn by random comment number to receive a copy of Tart and Sweet. Eligible entry cut-off is midnight Eastern (U.S.) time tonight (May 3). This post will be updated with the winner by 9 a.m. Eastern (U.S.) time tomorrow (May 4). Return to this post to claim your book if your name is drawn (or check the BBB Winners List).
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