Welcome to the Jamarchy

Jam, jelly, preserves and chutney made in Brooklyn using mostly local, handpicked, organic fruit and artisanal methods.

Anarchy is freedom from food tyranny.

Find Us

We get around. Where are we selling jam now?

MARKETS

>Tasting @ Greene Grape Provisions in Fort Greene, February 21, 3-5pm

>Greenpoint Food Market, TBD March

BROOKLYN SHELVES & TABLES

>The shelf at Greene Grape Provisions in Fort Greene

>The shelves & menu at Ortine in Prospect Heights
>The menu at No. 7 in Fort Greene

MANHATTAN SHELVES & TABLES

>The menu at Louis 649 in the East Village
>The menu at AKA Hotel in Midtown
>The shelf at Lucy's Whey in Chelsea Market

Quotes from Anarchy Eaters

"Tumultuously tasty."~ Edible Brooklyn
"Nom Nom."~Holly

"It's amore!" ~pseudo-Italian guy

"Totally rad."~jam loving hipster

"I've been dreaming about your jam."~taste-tester

"The first bite was so good, saliva literally sprayed out of my mouth."~Halle

"Still can't get over that blood orange marmalade!"~CB

How to Jam #2: Sweet & Punchy Poached Eggs

Laena's sexy eggs

I (Laena) claimed on the radio last week that breakfast was the best and sexiest date meal. I rallied for it not only because it’s so easy to incorporate jam, but because I truly believe breakfast is a great place to be creative, cozy and fun in the kitchen. If it’s a meal you’re sharing with someone, then you probably really like them. No makeup, no fancy restaurant, just two people in their pj’s flirting and fortifying themselves for the day ahead. Very sexy.

A perfect meal to prepare is my sweet & punchy poached eggs. A poached egg with marmalade is easy to make, fancy, healthy and delicious. This recipe is simple: poach an egg, toast some tasty bread, smear good butter (local Ronnybrook butter is delish) and our Clementine or Ménage à trois Marmalade on it and eat. It will leave a little sweet jam on the lips for your post-breakfast kiss.

For those who do not know….

Kick Ass Poached Eggs Recipe

Go here and then watch this video:

Gordon Ramsey – Poached Egg

First bring water in a saucepan to almost boiling. Add one or two teaspoons of vinegar to the water–any kind, but balsamic makes them brownish. Rice vinegar tastes awesome too! The vinegar will help the egg whites to congeal more easily.

Working with the eggs one at a time, crack an egg into a small cup or ladle. Swirl the water with a whisk or spoon. Place the cup near the surface of the hot water and gently drop the egg into the water.

Turn off the heat. Cover. Let sit for 4 minutes or so until the egg whites are cooked.

Lift eggs out of pan with a slotted spoon and put in a bowl of cold water to stop cooking.

Eat them.

This will not be the only breakfast in the “How to Jam” saga. Soon we will titillate your morning with “the best scrambled eggs ever” and “jam omelets”.

Stay tuned and jam on.

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