Les Halles at Night, Snow

Les Halles at Night, Snow
Originally uploaded by tompalumbo

Taken before the whole place was razed to make, well, Les Halles. Paris' answer to an underground shopping mall. Sometimes progress sucks.

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Book Launch at Ravine Vineyard, St David's, Ontario

Pantry Press Editions, along with Ravine Vineyard, and Olson Foods celebrated the launch of Sourdough: A Recipe For Life with author and baker Erin Turcke.

Weighing in at 72 pages our demure little book is packed with the tools needed to proceed with the care and feeding of the sourdough culture and the baking of very toothsome and delicious bread.

Erin Turcke, centre, with crusty side-kicks and fellow bakers, Chris, Heni and Lanny holding their signed copies.

Erin baked bread, lots of bread for the book launch.

Pantry Press Edition principal, Julie Gibb, at the sales table. Buy a book, get a loaf of sourdough for free!

Christian Morrison, Pantry Press Editions mascot, playing with other people's food.

But is it ART?

Really excellent Etsy customer, Nikbee from London, England sent us this photo of how he transported his "Eat Your Peas" poster to its new home.

Our New Web Site www.pantrypress.com

We've put up the website! It looks like it's working, though on my computer it bounces around a bit, can't figure that out. Ooof!

Please drop by and take a look. We'd love your feedback too. The address again is pantrypress.com our new domain. Thanks!

We have one of 103 award winning designs

HOW magazine has awarded us a merit for our PEACE poster from last December's annual customer appreciation event. If you're not on our mailing list, that's a physical mailing list, send us your address and we'll add you. You never know when you're going to get another award-winning design from us, in the mail. Bring your copy of October's HOW Magazine by the studio and we'll sign it for you.

pantrypress.com that's DOT COM is LIVE

Yeah, we know it's only an "under construction" page but you can email us and link to this blog from there. Listen, our web designer is an under-paid, over-qualified, middle-aged dude who'd rather be running the letterpress, so we get what we pay for. If you can, try clicking through to the site and let us know if the page looks okay on your browser.