Blue Chair at Temescal Farmers Market
Don't think I've just missed her before, but there was a Blue Chair Fruit Company stand at Temescal today. Tried (and purchased) the strawberry rhubarb and the strawberry blood orange marmalade w/ rosemary. Now I need to round up some crumpets...
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Btw, Blue Chair now has a website you can order from They ahve something like 52 different jams/maralades available. Also if you save the jars you can return them and after 12 returns you get a free jar (they are just starting this program).
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re: skwid
singleguychef
Oct 16, 2009 04:01 PM
I think I saw them now with a stand at the Grand Lake farmers market on Saturday as well.
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singleguychef
May 20, 2009 01:52 PM
Yes, you must have missed her before because she's been there for a few months. I remember buying Christmas gifts from her last December.
It is pricey, but I love some of her real seasonal concoctions. Once had a grapefruit mixed with something else that I can't remember but it was fantastic, real subtle in flavor. But since it's seasonal, you might not see it the next time you run out because she would have moved on to other flavors.
I like that she lets you try as many as you want because I've found some that are really sweet (although she says none of hers is sweet, but to my tastes some were). I think they all look beautiful in color.
She also started off being served for breakfast at Pizzaiolo and other restaurants before she started bottling and selling at the market.
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re: lexdevil
singleguychef
May 20, 2009 08:14 PM
oops, didn't even notice that you wrote this a year ago. Can't believe it went a whole year without anyone replying.
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When she has it, I love the "grown-up" strawberry jam - made with drambuie. Her website mentions a webstore coming soon and lists other locations where you can find her jams, jellies, and marmalades:
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