Jams

 

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"A careful reading of Anna Karenina, if it teaches you nothing else, will teach you how to make strawberry jam."  Julian Mitchell 

 

The making of fine jams requires patience, care and more than a pinch of originality. We offer a mouth-watering array which encompass many tastes and textures. Some are very traditional and have been handed down to us or gleaned from the well-thumbed pages of antique recipe books, whilst others have a truly twenty-first century taste. All are delicious at any time of day on toast, crumpets or fragrant fresh bread...they make wonderfully luxurious ice-cream toppings too!

 

High Dumspy Deary Jam  A Victorian plum, pear, apple and ginger delight
Tropical Chocolate Jam  Bananas and chocolate - spirit of the Caribbean
Kingly Kiwi Jam  Big taste from a small fruit!
Old Orchard Jam  Choice apples and fragrant apricots
Melon and Ginger Jam  A Chinese creation
Banana Jam  Pride of the plantation
Awesome Apple and Ginger Jam  An old wartime favourite
Apricot Jam  A teatime classic
Premier Pear and Ginger Jam  An exotic Far Eastern flavour
Plum and Prune Jam  Variation on an old favourite
Sumptuous Strawberry Jam  Laden with fruit and flavour
Royal Raspberry Jam  Another timeless gem
Summer Fruit Jam  Succulent strawberries, rhubarb and raspberries
Greengage Jam  Enjoyed for centuries
Devonshire Damson Jam  From local orchards
Bountiful Blackberry Jam  Where our story first began….
Yellow Plum Jam  Delightfully sweet and very special
Raspberry and Redcurrant Jam  Bright and lively
Blackcurrant Jam  A high tea highlight
Gooseberry and Elderflower Jam  Fresh and fragrant
Refreshing Rhubarb and Ginger Jam  Rhubarb with a taste of the Orient

 

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