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paintmejudy 09-09-2016 02:00 PM

Well, Dotty, don't eat breakfast tomorrow, there are bound to be all sorts of goodies on board! And remember, none of it is fattening.

dotcomdtcm 09-09-2016 02:29 PM

Ok Judy! I am so curious to see where we start tomorrow. I just put out an "autumn " theme runner I made last year. #12? Gorgeous!

Just Jan 09-09-2016 02:36 PM

I don't remember, did you say this time we will be making a table runner or what? Well, since those elves just bake at Christmas, guess I'll need to bring brownies.

Snooze2978 09-09-2016 09:27 PM

We have an apple orchard I go to called Deals over here in Iowa. When I make my applesauce I do add sugar and cinnamon only because it was the 1st time I'd ever made it. I like mine chunky so I can use it in apple crisps too. Sometimes I'll throw a jar into a cake recipe and I feel chunky gives you more choices to use it in recipes other than just eating it.

I did find out one thing when canning applesauce, don't use a pressure canner but use the open water bath...............ask me how I know...:-(

Just Jan 09-10-2016 05:10 AM


Originally Posted by Snooze2978 (Post 7649074)
We have an apple orchard I go to called Deals over here in Iowa. When I make my applesauce I do add sugar and cinnamon only because it was the 1st time I'd ever made it. I like mine chunky so I can use it in apple crisps too. Sometimes I'll throw a jar into a cake recipe and I feel chunky gives you more choices to use it in recipes other than just eating it.

I did find out one thing when canning applesauce, don't use a pressure canner but use the open water bath...............ask me how I know...:-(

How much are you paying for apples at Deals in Iowa? Just curious. They are on sale this week for $1 per pound for Gala, but the others are $1.25 per pound, ay Winn Dixie here in FL . Ok, I'll ask... why would it make a difference which kind of canner you use, as long as you leave enough head space in the jars? My sister used to use applesauce in recipes as a substitute for part of the oil, butter and/or milk. Dad liked to put it on top of cake instead of frosting.

I'm waiting for the # 14 Mystery Train to arrive, then I'm off to the grocery store and hope to make apple sauce this afternoon.

paintmejudy 09-10-2016 06:56 AM

http://www.quiltingboard.com/blocks-...ml#post7649354

Woo hoo, #14 up and ready to board the train.

Barbie 09-10-2016 07:37 AM


Originally Posted by Just Jan (Post 7643979)
Jaba Just in case you haven't heard yet, you are becoming a Snowbird. That's our name for our friends who fly south for the winter then return home in the spring. :) Always reminds me of the song by Anne Murray. LOL

In Texas we call you a winter Texans. Love our visiting friends.

Snooze2978 09-10-2016 06:38 PM

Don't know if there is a rule on which kind of canner to use but when I tried using my pressure canner, I had one heck of a mess. Maybe I didn't leave enough room at the top but decided after the 1st time to go back to using the open water bath. No mess, no fuss.

As to the price Deal's apples are going for this year, have no clue as I'm still wading thru all the applesauce I made 2 years ago. Trying to down size my pantry before doing any more. My mother used to live with me so there was 2 of us eating it but for the past 2 years its only been me and I can only eat so much. Been making a lot of apple crisp though.


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