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Preserving Tradition

Small-batch recipes let you make impressive gifts in your kitchen without big hassles.

Edible gifts (from front) herbed and pickled beans, bread and butter pickles, and fermented dill pickles.
Edible gifts (from front) herbed and pickled beans, bread and butter pickles, and fermented dill pickles. (Photo / Pam Berry) Photo / Pam Berry
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By Anne V. Nelson
November 20, 2005

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IT SOUNDS IMPRESSIVE. IT FEELS PERSONAL. And an "old-fashioned" gift of homemade jam or pickles can look and taste as up to date as you like. Moreover, unlike your grandmother, you don't have to spend a whole weekend in a hot kitchen, turning out an entire winter larder's worth of food when all you want is a few jars of ... (Full article: 1896 words)

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