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Vicky Day’s Black Currant Jam

Almost No One In the US Grows or Eats Black Currants

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Edward Behr
Feb 01, 2010
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Cherry Hill Farm

ALMOST NOBODY IN THE US grows or eats any black currants to speak of, and yet in Springfield, Vermont, Peter Hingston raises seven acres of them, a total of 14,000 plants. His wife, Vicky Day (a childhood nickname — Day is her middle name), turns the fruit into jam unlike any I’ve encountered before: it tastes like the actual black curra…

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