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|Common Name: Rosemary Willow
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I Found Uncle Charlie
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you handled that with grace!ReplyDelete
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Joanna, glad all is taken care of. I am glad you found him before the garage sale too. I can just picture my sisters if something like that happened, they would have acted the same as yours...I will never think of tupperware the same way again. hope the move with your Mom goes okay. hugs to you.ReplyDelete
Omg....I want to laugh because I'm wondering how long he has been out there....but I know this is a sensitive subject.....I have four sisters so I can only imagine your different conversations with your sisters!! Handled with grace as someone said above!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful weekend!
You handled Uncle Charlie well and I too am happy ya found him before the sale.ReplyDelete
Can ya imagine emptyin' the big old farm house that's collected stuff for over 66-67 years! It's been more than a job after MIL moved to assisted livin' with only one tiny bedroom? 'Found loads of treasures and the only ashes we found was from an old wood cook stove hidden deep under the stairs.
God bless ya girl, have a gorgeous day! :o)
That was a precious post! Funny and sentimental all at once.ReplyDelete
All's well that ends well! Nice post.ReplyDelete
I'm so glad that, thanks to you, Uncle Charlie finally got an official memorial service and scattering. I loved this post. I can so relate to it: after my parents' deaths, my husband and I, later joined by my brother after he finished medical school, had the overwhelming task of cleaning out their home of 35 years. They were packrats and the stuff we hauled out of that 800 square foot house plus garage plus workshop was staggering. There were some treasures and sentimental finds in the process but so much was just junk. It really made us think twice about accumulating stuff in our own home!ReplyDelete
my parents are going through something similar- but they are downsizing from their house to a small condo. my mom told me the same thing- to take whatever me and my sisters wanted. It's sort of sad going through memories and deciding what to keep and what to throw away.ReplyDelete
I think you did the right thing with Uncle Charlie- I know I am a little bit of a introvert at family functions.. just because of the amount of people. :)
Great story. It reminded me of cleaning out our mom's place after she passed on. The 4 adult kids and some spouses worked at it for months. No dead uncles but unknown to me, we discovered our mom liked to stash money in the oddest places.ReplyDelete
If you can you should have your mom tell you more about Uncle Charlie.
What a thing to find! You handled the situation well!ReplyDelete
I had to chuckle at you finding Uncle Charlie. You know she meant to take care of him and he just got moved to the back burner in life. I'm sure she meant no disrespect and I mean none with the chuckle, but, I can so see that happening.ReplyDelete
Aww.. Sweet tale. It would be fun to learn Uncle Charlie's story from your mom-- then share it with us!!ReplyDelete
I myself do not find young children fun to be around- I rarely spend any time around them- probably Uncle Charlie felt the same, no disrespect intended.
There could not be a bad Uncle Charlie, just not possible.ReplyDelete
Oh my, what a find. I have so much to catch up on your blog it seems. However, I can identify with everything youa re going through as have been in the same place (minus discovering Uncle Charlies remains of course) in the past year. Big changes all around and unsettling for everyone. But it is great doing this with your sisters and there are lots of laughs and memories and 'discoveries'. And her was I thinking I was doing well to find a 1730 coin in the garage when I cleaned my parents one out...off to catch up on lots of posts now, missed you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2011 at 10:16 PM
A very moving story... I love the way you found some kindness and a new way of looking at Uncle Charlie after all these years.ReplyDelete
Lovely wee story!ReplyDelete
And to think Uncle Charlie was in the garage this whole time??? At least he was given a good send off.ReplyDelete
Your mom has a color wheel??? My sister and I have been scouring yard sales for a color wheel that we used to have under our tree when we were kids growing up...aluminum tree and all!
I'm sure it's tough to go through so much accumulated stuff but i bet your mom appreciates it.
I think Uncle Charlie would have approved and it is good that you found him in the garage. You are very kind.ReplyDelete
Great story well told. I think it was good that you were honest with your Mom and had a proper send-off for dear old Uncle Charlie. But it does make me wonder: What would he have been worth at the garage sale?ReplyDelete
I thought for sure you were going to tell me that you found him in that green tupperware container! Ha!ReplyDelete
Well done
Wow, JJ! THAT'S a tale for future generations. If there's a written genealogy for your family, this should be added to it.ReplyDelete
Amazing discoveries...isn't that a show on cable? Wouldn't this qualify??!!
That was a great post, really good. I could definitely relate to the clearing out of the contents from the past. And a meaningful ceremony for Uncle Charlie too.ReplyDelete
Oh my, thank heavens Uncle Charie wasn't sold off in the yard sale.. i mean someone might have taken a fancy to the container.. imagine their surprise upon opening it at home (sorry, I'm not REALLY laughing)..!ReplyDelete
Doesn't everyone have an "Uncle Charlie" in the family -- we had Uncle Pauly, the odd man out, the guy who never quite got his life together, the one who never quite fit in, never enjoyed the approval of the rest of the family. Too bad, b/c those people are just not "understood." We should all reach out and have more empathy.ReplyDelete
Your story had plenty of empathy. You did your Uncle Charlie proud.
Did you find out if Uncle Charlie was a blood relative? This is a strange tale. Your mom must have tons of stuff in the garage. Tons.ReplyDelete
I remember once when I helped my mom move to a house in the country. My dad's ashes, along with my Uncle Jack's, were in the truck of the car, and Mom told me, with a smile, to go get Daddy and Uncle Jack and bring them in the house. Those ashes can be problematic, this was a very good resolution to them, and you did it all! Not to mention writing a very good post about it. Thank you.ReplyDelete
This goes on the "ethical dilemmas you could never imagine until you have to pack up 20 years of crap in someone's garage" list.ReplyDelete
What a delightful story, JJ! I love the way you tell a story, and love the compassion you have for your whole family. Uncle Charlie is smiling down on you!ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed this post! Thank you!ReplyDelete
You've given Uncle Charlie a very fine final goodbye. Thanks for sharing him with us.ReplyDelete
OH, I can almost laugh out loud at this one! It sounds like a sit com!! Sorry, but it does!! What a good daughter you are (and I'm sure the sisters are too!).ReplyDelete
Have you ever found out what Uncle Charlie's story was? It sounds like he was always "odd man out". Long after my mom died, I found out from a cousin that Mom had a bachelor uncle called Crazy Joe. He resided in a State Hospital but always came to help with the threshing at harvest time. I've never even seen a picture of Joe and I wish my mom had told me about him.ReplyDelete
I believe things don't just happen. I'm glad Uncle Charlie was found. I also bet there was a tenderness about him, but he was too afraid to show it. I hope you can find out more about him and share.ReplyDelete
BTW I hope you sold that silver tree for a good penny. I believe last year they were a commodity. xo
You did right by Uncle Charlie. Good on ya.ReplyDelete
And you've reminded me that a certain someone I know still has her mother's ashes (from 15 years ago) in a storage shed.....time to do something about THAT.
As the others have said, you did the right thing JJ. Great post as always.ReplyDelete
Oh my...I don't mean to be disrespectful, but I am really still laughing...don't we all have those uncle charlies?ReplyDelete
I am thankful that he wasn't sold at the garage sale, and I'm thankful that he was finally laid to rest. So glad I stopped by and read this post...
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2011 at 7:51 PM
Oh Joanna - if it were a sitcom folks would think 'things like that never happen'. Lighthearted approach to a difficult time. Great post.ReplyDelete
What IS the protocol for finding someone's ashes?! So many things are an unknown until faced...ReplyDelete
What a very interesting story, making me feel a bit sad for your uncle. To be forgotten when alive is terrible, but it must be as sad to be forgotten in death...ReplyDelete
So glad you found him, I am sure he is smiling at you, wherever he might be.;)
I'm pretty sure I would have been one who busted out in laughter over the fact too. I can't believe he was left in the garage all those years!ReplyDelete
Funny story.. so great in the telling. I suspect that Uncle Charlie might have grumbled a bit no matter what was decided. But you set him free. He can't have a bug up his ash about that. ;)ReplyDelete
this made me laugh so hard...at least he wasn't IN the tupperware! :-) actually, i'll bet uncle charlie didn't mind being in that lively garage all those years...it was probably right where he belonged.ReplyDelete
Such a classic Joanna story... =)ReplyDelete
Kinda gives "my uncle stays in my mom's garage" a whole new meaning. I'm actually misting up over here, that is one h*ll of a story.ReplyDelete
As a childless single uncle myself, and one who is not all that great with kids under the age of - oh, say - 16, I'd like to say that I read this with particular interest. I had an aunt who was tough on kids and later in life we became very good friends. I used to tell her she was an acquired taste. I think the fact that your Mom had good things to say - and my goodness, he gave her a rocker! - probably is significant. Some people are wonderful friends for grown-ups; I bet you'd have liked Charlie better later in life. As a child, I thought I was an endlessly fascinating subject for all adults, and as an adult, I realize that such could not have been the case. Bless all those relatives (I had 12 blood aunts and 4 blood uncles) who did not disabuse me of my misconception in any lastingly damaging way. I love that Charlie wouldn't chip into the 'what he was thankful for' routine. I find many 'sweetness and light and all's for the best' commentary to be like nails on a chalkboard - such thoughts are worse than useless when one really has a crisis, yet that is so often all that one gets (see the excellent new film "50/50" for a great take one this). But, alas, I rarely have Uncle Charlie's guts to refuse to partake.ReplyDelete


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Monday, October 20, 2008
Country Ham and Split Pea Soup - It's Been a Long Time Coming
I've made bean soup, lentil soup, rice soup, and potato soup dozens of times each over the last decade, but not split pea.
I've had leftover ham around countless times. I've ordered it in restaurants, so it's not like I forgot it existed. I'm sure I've even warmed up a can or two of Progresso at home, but making a batch never crossed my mind. It's a soup mystery that now consumes me; which is very ironic if you think about it.
Anyway, the important thing is that I made it, and it was everything I remembered homemade ham and split pea to be - a hearty, soul-warming bowl of dull green brilliance. No matter how often you make it, this has to be on everyone's top 10 soups of all-time list. Enjoy!
2 tbsp butter
1/2 onion, diced
2 ribs celery, diced
3 cloves sliced garlic
1 lb diced ham
1 lb split peas
1 quart chicken stock
2 1/2 cups water
1 bay leaf
salt and pepper to taste
63 comments:
A gunmbo recipe I use calls for the addition of 3 bay leaves. I made it without them the last time and could not taste any difference, is bay leaf really needed?
- October 20, 2008 at 7:15 PM
- Chef John said...
If you use 3 and can't taste them, they are very old and/or crappy bay leaves. Buy a new jar, and add one. Then the next time you make it don't, and then tell us the results.
- October 20, 2008 at 7:34 PM
WOW there is some major Food Karma going on or you felt my craving accross the country--I had just been dwelling about split pea soup this past week. Over the weekend I picked up a few bags of split peas to make this favorite soup and have some on hand for the winter. Oddly soup its the only way I will eat peas. I just can't eat them in their little ball form, but split em and add some ham and spices--I cannot get enough of it. My version from my grandma's recipe is slow cooked for about 4 hours, adds garlic/olive oil to the onion sweat, dry mustard & a hefty bit of fresh Dill Weed to the basics. I will try your recipe for sure too! Good Food-Karma wishes to you Chef & Thank You! -cb
- October 20, 2008 at 8:24 PM
So what would cause there to be pebbles in the bag of split peas? Something in the processing? Less-than-perfect picking, processing, and packing? Please enlighten.
- October 20, 2008 at 8:30 PM
So what would cause there to be pebbles in the bag of split peas? Something in the processing? Less-than-perfect picking, processing, and packing? Please enlighten.
- October 20, 2008 at 8:30 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes, they are picked by machine and it grabs tiny stones sometimes.
- October 20, 2008 at 8:58 PM
Tiny stones. Yum, ever make Stone Soup? All you need is a soup stone.
- October 20, 2008 at 9:04 PM
i'd love to taste it...
- October 20, 2008 at 10:28 PM
- Ryan said...
This looks delicious! I am going to make this next time I go to the grocery store!
- October 20, 2008 at 11:42 PM
- Unknown said...
We always make this after having a ham roast(leftovers, in my opinon, are the best part about ham roasts). We take whatever ham hasn't been saved for cold sandwiches and toss them in the pot with the bone.
The bone really does give the soup something extra, and I can't recommend enough that you try it.
- October 21, 2008 at 4:31 AM
- Unknown said...
...and now I'm craving split pea soup and cold ham sandwiches. Thanks a lot, Chef John.
- October 21, 2008 at 4:33 AM
- cabooseof9 said...
Hey Chef John,
First time posting and I want you to know I love this site!
This recipe is very close to our family recipe, except we add a ham bone and simmer for a couple of hours at least.
Add a slice of warm, fresh-baked sourdough slathered with butter and I'm in heaven.
- October 21, 2008 at 7:48 AM
- Greg said...
I think split peas are really a type of lentil. They aren't the green peas in a pod type.
- October 21, 2008 at 9:47 PM
Chef John, if i were to make this without using ham, would all of the other amounts of ingredients be the same? Would I have to put more salt? Thanks!
- October 22, 2008 at 4:27 AM
- Unknown said...
looks delicious..not sure if I'll be able to find Split peas over here in Spain but maybe I'll be able to find some next weekend in Holland..thanks for the great recipies
- October 22, 2008 at 6:32 AM
- Chef John said...
yes, the same. simply taste for salt at the end. good luck!
- October 22, 2008 at 9:52 AM
- Chef John said...
greg, they are literally dried and split peas, not a type of lentil. Otherwise it would be called split lentil soup. ;)
- October 22, 2008 at 9:55 AM
Great reminder that it is "soup season"....
I also add diced carrots to my recipe.
AND I rinse the peas after picking over for stones.
Luisa Vacaville
- October 22, 2008 at 8:10 PM
- Chef John said...
yes you should probably rinse too, I forgot.
- October 22, 2008 at 8:16 PM
greetings from finland!
you should really try seasoning this with marjoram, its super delicious with it :)
- October 22, 2008 at 8:34 PM
- Chef John said...
i will, and I'll tell you what I think when I "Finish"
- October 22, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Steven Nichol said...
I actually did use yellow lentils cos i can't get those peas here. They seemed to soak up a the liquid really fast though, so I added more midway through. Also, used a piece of steak diced really small. I don't dig on no swine, man.
So, I made this. Except completely different. Thanks chef.
- October 23, 2008 at 7:35 AM
I made this soup last night and let me tell you, absolutely amazing... Just like Chef John said, really hearty and delicious! I substituted the pound of ham with two big sticks of carrot and it worked wonders! Thanks Chef John!
- October 25, 2008 at 2:56 PM
- Katie said...
I add diced carrots to my recipe too. It adds a nice sweetness to balance the salty ham flavor. And again, using a pressure cooker speeds up the cooking time to about 15 minutes. Speaking of which, I would love to see a video on pressure cooking. :)
- October 26, 2008 at 6:49 PM
Chef John, I tried your recipe and it was sooo... delicious. It tasted as though I spent hours cooking it, so hearty, and satisfying. I didn't know something so simple can taste so complicated. Thanks.
- November 6, 2008 at 1:04 AM
- Chef John said...
I'm glad you liked it! It's just like life - actually simple, but seems complicated.
- November 6, 2008 at 1:25 AM
I've made this a few times since you first posted it, and it's wonderful. I had tried making pea soup many times before, but always from whole dried peas that somehow made it into my cupboards!
Ever tried Habitant brand pea soup from Canada? Maybe it's just me, but ever since I was a kid I loved the stuff!
- November 13, 2008 at 9:24 AM
- Chef John said...
I haven't heard of that
- November 13, 2008 at 11:07 AM
If you're ever in Quebec or Eastern Canada I suggest you pick up a can. I've had a few people I've met from the USA that were in the area on vacation, and they said none of the canned pea soup available south of the border compared. :-)
- November 13, 2008 at 11:44 AM
Just found this site last week and love it! Do you think this could be adapted for a crock pot/slow cooker? I'll be getting home late and would love to have this waiting for me!
- December 16, 2008 at 3:39 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes, I'm sure it would be great. I dont have a crock pot, but I'm sure any CP split pea recipe online could work with these ingredients.
- December 16, 2008 at 3:42 PM
- Chef John said...
thats a great combo! Any ham works. I'm glad you are enjoying it.
- December 16, 2008 at 10:43 PM
- wingaling said...
Thanks John! I used my Christmas ham to make this soup. For 25 years my husband has been the "split pea and ham" soup king in our home, keeping his recipe a secret, but I think I dethroned him with this one :)
Like others, I added about a cup or so of julienned carrots for freshness and color. Also for more color, I used half yellow split peas. For some reason kids seem to be intimidated by all that green!
- January 2, 2009 at 3:22 PM
- Chef John said...
congrats on the dethroning!
- January 2, 2009 at 3:33 PM
Chef John,
Can I use canned summer sweet peas (Green Giant brand) as a substitute for split peas? Would I be able to reduce the cooking time as the peas don't need to be rehydrated? How about frozen peas? Many thanks.
- January 11, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Chef John said...
sure, way faster, but bot the same taste.
- January 11, 2009 at 11:34 PM
This a be the second time in one month we will make Chef John's Split Pea soup.
My husband even helped this time as he cannot wait for this simple and yet elegant soup.
Excellent recipe, anyone could make and yet it is so good!
Make a lot though, last time we didn't have any left over it was that good.
- January 16, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- Danny said...
Attempted this dish over the weekend with Spam, or what I'd imagine "city ham" would taste like. The Spam was salty enough the soup didn't need any additional salt.
Thanks Chef John!
- February 3, 2009 at 12:08 AM
- Ume Bloom said...
I am making this soup as I am writing this comment... Saw the video earlier today... and by the time I got home I decided I HAD to make it. So far my kitchen smells absolutely great. I did add 1/2 tsp cumin and a small cauliflower to it, and added the garlic later, so it can still have it's own power in the flavor.
BIG thank you from Romania!
- September 7, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- PukaDog said...
Had a hanker'n for this soup, so came and did a Foodwishes search for the recipe over one year after it was posted. Followed video to the tee and...DELICIOUS! Thanks Chef John. Wish I'd thought to rinse the peas and/or read the comments before cooking, though. Oh well. Live and learn. I made on stove per video in morning, actually had some for breakfast, then transferred to crockpot and kept on warm until I got back home from work. What a treat to arrive to a delightful aroma and warm, hearty bowl of split pea soup!
For the next batch I'll add some diced carrots to the "sweat" along with some dry mustard. Maybe also try the marjoram suggestion as well.
- November 17, 2009 at 4:17 PM
Thanks for the recipe, it was really tasty and easy. Just how I like to describe a recipe.
- December 30, 2009 at 12:40 PM
Hi Chef John,
First I'd like to thank you for your site. I'm a recipe addict and your sense of humor and talent for making recipes with such ease and confidence has helped me try things I normally wouldn't.
I'm compelled to post (1st time) because I received a gift from a relative of a smoked turkey (yuk) and a ham. Immediately I thought about making pea soup, regretting that I'd never paid attention to my mom when she made hers. I was so pleased to find that you did a video of your Country Ham and Split Pea soup.
I chuckled at your comment in the video "I wondered how come there's no city ham" and I thought the same.
After I made the initial ham dinner and was about to throw away the pamphlet that came with the ham, I noticed it said "City Ham!"
Now I'm wondering what the difference is. So I googled and found this site. http://www.samcooks.com/food/meat/HamCountry.htm (it is case sensitive to pull up)
So for Danny who posted "what he thought was of city ham" using Spam, and anyone else that would like to be enlightened, here you have it.
I'm sure Chef John that you already knew this and it was your sense of humor to make us all think about it :), however now I have a dilemma, do I use this darn "city ham" for my soup or do I go get myself a country ham?! Not really, if Danny can make Spam work, I'm sure my city ham will be just fine.
In case anyone is wondering of the origin of my city ham, my gift came from www.smokehouse.com
Happy cooking Chef John :)
A very loyal fan
- January 30, 2010 at 9:54 AM
- Fitted kitchens said...
If you use 3 & cannot taste them, they are elderly and/or crappy bay leaves. Buy a new jar, & add one. Then the next time you make it don't, & then tell us the results.
- March 10, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- philogaia said...
I get quite a few people who lament not being able to cook very well and not really knowing the basics. This is usually as they are eating some home cooked thing I've done. Since it took me 30 years to get to where I am now I used to not know what to say that would be truly helpful.
Now I just say "Foodwishes.com baby!" I just said it today to a friend who loved her lunch of split pea soup and wanted the recipe. I get my inspiration from a lot of sources, not all of which I would recommend to a beginner but I was able to say that the soup she loved so much was easy and there was a video recipe for it along with lots of videos with basic technique. Foodwishes.com baby.
- January 5, 2012 at 3:52 PM
- Korin said...
This soup sounds and looks amazing. I would like to puree the soup. Chef John, could I leave the ham in large pieces, take them out at the end, puree the soup, and add the ham back in?
- January 6, 2013 at 9:44 PM
- Chef John said...
Sure! Enjoy!
- January 7, 2013 at 1:39 AM
- cookinmom said...
Excellent...hit the spot! Yes, it's raining out and it couldn't taste any better. I let it cook a little longer as I like my soup a thicker. mmm, mmm, good! TKS!
- February 19, 2013 at 1:47 PM
- Dingus McDoohickey said...
Hi, Chef John. The link to this video doesn't seem to be working. I've loaded this page in two different browsers and the video doesn't show up. It's a shame, because I'm looking for a new pea soup recipe. Thanks! And thanks for the great, simple, inspiring recipes. You rock!
- March 30, 2014 at 7:19 AM
- Unknown said...
I have just recently discovered you and am in love. my speciality is my Whitevelvet cheesecake which I have been selling to support myself since my last employer decided a 70 year old faithful loyal employee was no longer necessary to sustain their business. I am going to use your recipe for crème fraiche and hopefully increase my sales. can't thank you enough by the way, I've been making split pea soup for ages. am glad you also like it.
- September 16, 2014 at 3:56 PM
- Unknown said...
I have a little Bay tree in a pot. What is your thinking on fresh Bay leaves vs dry?
- March 29, 2015 at 12:43 PM
- Chef John said...
I would google for more information, but fresh bay leaves generally don't work for cooking! Way too strong a flavor.
- March 29, 2015 at 1:37 PM
- Unknown said...
I thought I had an issue. I prepare this stuff so it makes A LOT. If you don't have a ham bone, use smithfields ham cuts, and add liquid smoke. Make sure you add all the other items as well. You have to work with what you have. It is literally cheap to make and can feed you quite some time.
- April 28, 2015 at 2:43 AM
- Unknown said...
Hey Chef John... I've got 2 pork shoulder bones (with ~1lb of meat on each of them) Is there any way I could substitute the ham with this excess pork I'm in possession of? If not, is are there any recommendations for stewing these beauties?
- May 6, 2015 at 1:27 PM
- Chef John said...
Sure you can use pork shoulder, but it doesn't have the smokiness of ham. You have to cook them for a while, until the meat falls off the bone, but it would work. Good luck!
- May 7, 2015 at 1:04 PM
- Unknown said...
I just finished curing and smoking some pork belly to make home-made bacon and it turned out great (a little salty...I think next time I'm going to soak the bacon in some water after curing to pull some of the salt out before smoking) I trimmed the edges of the belly to make it easier to slice as I don't own a deli slicer. I have about a half pound of these trimmings. Do you think I could supplement the country ham with my pork trimmings? Or maybe you could point me in the direction of something better I could use my trimmings for? Thanks Chef John. You da man.
- June 24, 2015 at 2:25 AM
- Unknown said...
Thanks. I make this quite often, it is one of my favorites. Never even knew what to do with split peas. Thanks again Chef.
- September 7, 2015 at 4:50 PM
- Unknown said...
Do I have to soak the peas overnight?
- May 17, 2016 at 5:18 PM
- Tony said...
I was shocked, saddened, and delighted - all at the same time.
My Dad did the same thing with crackers and soup.
- November 24, 2017 at 9:34 PM
- Tom_MacIver said...
if you want city ham, you have to add an urban spice blend, dah dum dum.
- December 10, 2017 at 8:05 PM
- Tom_MacIver said...
to see city ham you need an urban spice blend.
- December 10, 2017 at 8:11 PM
- Jim said...
Chef John: I have a batch of this split pea soup cooking now. This recipe is a favorite in our home.
I have been cooking several of your other recipes for an elderly neighbor lady who is undergoing radiation therapy for cancer. Her husband does not know how to cook. They are so grateful for the food I prepare for them.
I can do all this because of you. Many Thanks
- December 29, 2017 at 2:24 PM
- Lori said...
Hi I am new here. I have heard a lot about this site. One question, if there are only ingredients posted, do they all go into the pot at the same time? I am not good at doing a video when cooking so was wondering. quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
- October 29, 2018 at 11:48 AM
- Unknown said...
Hello Chef John!
I love the idea of doing split pea soup with country ham but am wondering if that's really what you used! Appears to be, ironically, city ham in your video on YouTube! I love country ham but feel like it might be too funky and salty for most, especially if you use a pound. Maybe if it's cut off a whole country ham that's been soaked and cooked? Love your vids!
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Purchases made between December 1st and December 24th 2023 are eligible for our Holiday Return Policy. Items purchased within these dates are able to be returned for store credit until January 6th, 2024.
**Excludes any items that are marked as final sale**
In order for your return to be processed successfully,
- All returned items MUST remain un-washed, un-worn, free of any stains, pet odor, cigarette odor and with the original Happily Ever Co. tag attached or accompanying the item.
- All Holiday returns MUST have a gift receipt for return with our Holiday Return Policy attached. If you are placing an order online, please leave a note at checkout. We will provide one for you.
We reserve the right to reject returns if item(s) have the original tags are removed or items have been washed, worn or have been altered from original condition in anyway.
Can I return something I bought during the Black Friday or Cyber Monday Sale?
Unfortunately , due to the deep discounts given during these sales, ALL SALES ARE FINAL on orders placed 11/22 - 11/27.
How long does it take to process the return?
Please allow up to 14 days (10 Business Days) from the date you mail your item(s) back for your return to be processed—you will receive an email confirmation when complete.
How long does it take to receive my refund?
Once you receive your email indicating your return has been processed, you can expect to receive your Happily Ever Co. E-Gift Card sent to your email address on file within 3-5 business days.
Is there a return fee?
Yes, our pre-paid return label, the cost of return shipping is $10.00 for any number of items and will be deducted from your store credit (Happily Ever Co. E-Gift Card).
How do I request a return label?
Start your return process please click here to go to the Happily Ever Co. Return Center.
Do you offer price adjustments?
Due to our limited quantities and high demand for our products, we cannot offer price adjustments on any items. Returned merchandise will be processed for a Happily Ever Co. E-Gift Card ONLY.
I paid with Shop Pay Installments or Sezzle. Do I still have to make the payments even though I am returning?
Yes. Shop Pay Installments or Sezzle payments still must be made in even if you are making a return. Stopping payment to these pay installment processors may result in losing access to use them on your future purchases.
Shipping Policy
Shipping Policy
Updated 4/18/23
Please allow 1-3 business days for processing before items will ship.
Shipping is the charge for Happily Ever Co. internet order processing, item selection, packaging, transport, and handling. Special requests, including specification of carrier and/or future delivery dates, may include additional charges. Delivery times are not guaranteed, notwithstanding additional costs, but are our best approximation. Shipments may ship in multiple packages. Shipments and deliveries occur only on weekdays. Shipping is subject to change and will be determined at the time of order. Shipments may ship separately.
We do offer Free Shipping on orders that are over $45 within the continental United States (excluding APO address, shoes, mystery bags, and some additional items).
* Shipping charges and times may vary by-merchandise. Standard Shipping within the continental United States is $7.00. Shipment to Hawaii and Alaska is $9.00. Shipping prices to Canada is a flat rate of $25 on orders over $100 USD. All other countries will ship via UPS for $60 on orders over $100 USD. Standard shipping orders take 1-3 business days to be processed and packaged before they are shipped out of our warehouse.
** Orders placed after noon (EST) Friday will be processed Monday. Shipping charges and times may vary by-merchandise. A signature may be required, and there may be additional charges if more than one delivery attempt is required. This service is not available for some zip codes.
*** Available Monday through Friday only for select zip codes and eligible in-stock merchandise. Our UPS contract does not include Saturday delivery Holidays are excluded. If there is an unexpected delay, we will make every effort to deliver the order the next business day. A signature and phone number are required. Not available for P.O. boxes or APO addresses.
Carrier Contact Numbers:
- International USPS: 1-800-222-1811
Happily Ever Co. is NOT responsible for:
- Delays with US Postal Service or UPS shipping
- International Duties or Customs Charges
- Lost, damaged, or marked delivered items. To file a claim with the carrier, please click the following links:
Shipping FAQ
US Postal Service Guarantees
- We are NOT responsible if the package is not delivered in the guaranteed shipping times as it may take 1-3 business days to process the order, and we cannot be held liable for USPS guarantees. If the item is not delivered in time, please contact USPS (1-800-ASK-USPS). We will NOT refund additional shipping charges if USPS fails to meet their guaranteed shipping times.
UPS Guarantees
- We are NOT responsible if the package is not delivered in the guaranteed shipping times as it may take 1-3 business days to process the order, and we cannot be held liable for UPS guarantees. If the item is not delivered in time, please contact UPS (1-888-742-5877). We will NOT refund additional shipping charges if UPS fails to meet their guaranteed shipping times.
International Shipping
**PLEASE NOTE that if you are purchasing ONLINE EXCLUSIVE items for international shipping, it will take up to 7 business days for your order to ship**
- Shipping prices to Canada is a flat rate of $25 on orders over $100 USD. All other countries will ship via UPS for $60 on orders over $100 USD. Standard shipping orders take 1-3 business days to be processed and packaged before they are shipped out of our warehouse.
- UPS International Orders CANNOT be shipped to a P.O. Box. If you choose this option and do enter a P.O. Box, your order will be shipped via US Postal Service Priority Mail International instead. Please refer to USPS international service disruptions here.
- We cannot guarantee that you will or will not be charged any customs duties, fees or taxes. You are responsible for all applicable customs, duties, taxes, and fees charged by your government. Please contact your country's customs office for respective charges and rates on a package coming outside of your country. International customers (outside of the United States) are responsible for all import duties, customs, and local taxes charged by your country. We cannot advise the amount of what these fees might be & we recommend that you contact your country's customs office or tax agent for respective charges and rates on a package coming outside of your country.
Wrong Address Disclaimer
- It is the buyer's responsibility to make sure that he or she enters the shipping address correctly. We are not responsible if a package is shipped back to us due to an incorrect or undeliverable address. We do our best to speed up processing and shipping times; hence, there is a minimal time gap to cancel/change your order or change its address. If you decide to cancel your order or change your shipping address, please contact us at email@example.com as soon as you place your order. We will do our best to make the change; however, we cannot guarantee that we will do so.
- If there is a problem with your tracking number or package delivery, please contact the courier directly before contacting us. Please allow 1-4 business days for your tracking information to show. In some rare cases, tracking information may not update, but you will still receive your order. Please contact us after the estimated delivery time has passed.
- All our shipments include Tracking with Delivery Confirmation. If your tracking information confirms that the item has been delivered to your order address, but you have not received your order, please contact the carrier directly to investigate this issue. We cannot be held accountable for packages where tracking information states the package has been delivered to your order address.
Route Protection Coverage
- We want to offer our customers an extra layer of assurance, and we are happy to announce Route as an option for our customers to add to all their purchases. Route is a shipping insurance company that offers shipping protection.
- Route Package Protection covers lost, stolen, and damaged items. When replacing an item, Route covers the subtotal of the order, the Route premium, shipping costs, and taxes. Route does not pay custom/duty fees. For a detailed breakdown of Route's official insurance policy, please reference https://route.com/insurance.
Can I place an order online for in store pick up?
No, we no longer offer local pick up at this time.
What Our Customers Have To Say!
Lauren G.
"I *LOVE* Happily Ever Co! The owner is awesome too! I went for the first time yesterday and she helped me put together outfits, brought me items to try on based on my needs, helped with accessories, helped me figure out sizing for every item I wanted to try, was super encouraging too! I was there for a solid 3+ hours and tried on virtually every item in the store. As a plus size woman, it's SO rare to be able to fit into every item in a store and the prices are SO reasonable too! Easily half the price of other plus size stores like Lane Bryant or Torrid and the styles are way cuter! The jean brands she carries are AMAZING! Highly recommend whether you're straight size or plus size- she carries size S-3x!"
Hannah G.
"Lovely people who make you feel at home as soon as you walk in the door. Great clothes for people of all sizes and they make you feel great too. Will be visiting again for all of my clothes needs."
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"Happy staff, warm and inviting atmosphere. The clothes are beautiful. Sizes for every woman. A must check out store in Greenville, Ohio ."
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" I love Sarah and her whole team. I also love all the items I have purchased from this store. I always look forward to the new videos. I am very proud of how much she has grown with this venture and can't wait to see how far it takes her. ❣📣 🛍"
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"I shop here on the regular. Always has a lot of cute options. Outfits that allow me to step out of my comfort zone, and ones that include very basic but dressy items. I work in an office setting so this place is perfect. Sarah, the owner of the boutique is so sweet and cares a lot about her customers."
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Nubra Organic Retreat, Nubra Vally
Nubra Organic Retreat is situated in a beautiful village called Hunder with lot of trees. There is nothing more to see here except a small monastery and ruined fort above the village however the site for the camp is so beautiful that it will invite you to explore the village.
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Client Testimonials
I thought the Ampersand team was outstanding. We couldn't have hoped for anything more.
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- Mr Geoffrey Johnson, India
Without question, you put together the best trip I have ever taken. We were shown around like visiting dignitaries, the hotels were fantastic and the itinerary was just right. Everybody I know will hear about how amazing Ampersand is!
- Leslie Siben, India
- Leslie Siben, India
So many highlights to choose from! The hotels were amazing but Maya Villa was a highlight… I loved just hanging out in the hammock reading my book and watching the peacocks chase the cows!
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- Krista Weir, Sri Lanka
Ampersand provided a bespoke and flexible holiday, tailored to my every whim. Their highly professional staff had only one goal which was to arrange an exceptional holiday and some unforgettable experiences in India. I have no hesitation in fully recommending them and they will be the first company I approach in the future - 10/10
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- Anonymous, India
Difficult to articulate just how good the service from you and your team really was. We know you will continue to do well and hope we have the chance to seek your assistance again before long.
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- Mr & Mrs Manson, North India
I would recommend Ampersand without any hesitation!!! The best travel agent that I've ever had. Everything – from the individual care and attention in planning the trip, through to the efficiency of the agents on the ground in India – was handled brilliantly. An absolutely first-class service all round!
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- Matthew Annable, Rajasthan, India
We had a wonderful holiday - everything was perfect. Thank you for helping us to make a thoughtful plan to enjoy and make most out of our trip. The places we visited, the guides, the transportation and driver, the hotels selected... Everything was great!
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- Jaime Benitez, South India
Ampersand's preparation, attention to detail and interaction before and during our trip show exactly why good travel agents have a role in today's internet booking age. They were a delight to deal with!
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- Mr David Wallace, North India
I had a very lovely time and was looked after splendidly. My first visit to India could not have been better, save for being longer! But I shall return at some point and I shall look to you to make the arrangements.
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- Matthew Nicklin, North India
Everything you did for us whilst we were away was hugely appreciated, and Ampersand has been exemplary in every way. I'll always recommend you!
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We are pleased to announce that we will shortly be accepting payments online for items such as dinner money, school trips and uniform. Using a secure website called ParentPay you will be able to pay online using your credit or debit card. ParentPay will be our preferred method of making payments to school.
What are the benefits to parents and pupils?
- ParentPay is easy-to-use and will offer you the freedom to make online payments whenever and wherever you like, 24/7
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- payments can be made by credit/debit card or also through PayPoint
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- Once activation is complete you can go to straight to Items for payment, select which item(s) you want to add to your basket and proceed to complete your payment
If you have any questions, please contact the school Finance Office.
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- For kids room/babies room recommended size is between 20"/50 cm and 40"/100 cm
- Shops or Offices recommended size is between 40"/100 cm and 99"/250 cm
- Weddings/Special Occasions recommended size is between 29"/75 cm 59"/150 cm
Your LED Neon sign will include the following items:
- Your LED neon sign
- 12 Volt transformer that is compatible to the country of your choice
- 6ft / 180cm transparent wire + 4ft / 122cm black power cord
- Hanging Kit: Either wall (screws) or ceiling mounting (of your choice)
- 1 year warranty for any damages
* Optional - Wall stickers ($10 Extra)