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Old 02-28-2008, 10:35 AM
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The perogie thread got me thinking. I still can tomatoes and spaghetti sauce every year. Make jam. Anyone out there with recipes for chutneys, jams, sauces, pickles.




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Old 03-01-2008, 01:12 PM
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marieg, I can lots of food from the garden that I put in every year.
We all like the strawberry jam recipe from sure-jell. You can pick up Sure Jell at walmart. I use the frozen strawberry jam recipe. It is so good!!
Has a very fresh taste all year!!!!
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I do a LOT of canning. This past year, I experimented with a lot of different rhubarb recipes. I can rhubarb pie filling, rhubarb relish, rhubarb chutney and more. I've made corn and black bean relish, dilly beans and dilly asparagas. I love all that stuff!

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Old 03-02-2008, 05:20 PM
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I just started canning again 2 years ago after many years away from it. I can peaches (from Michigan), tomatoes. We get lots of apples from my uncle and I would like to try canning them or apple pie filling. Has anyone ever done this? Does it turn out good? I've seen recipes on the internet, but I'm a little leery. I don't know anyone who has canned apples. I tried freezing them and it's a disappointment, to say the least.
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I think canned apple sauce is about the best way to preserve them, other than drying.


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Old 03-02-2008, 08:57 PM
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I can apples every fall:

about 8 large apples = 1 qt.
Peel & quarter into salt water while hot water bath & brine are heating.
Brine: 12 cups water in dutch oven with 4 cups sugar.
Hot water bath for 15 min.
2 qts. = 1 pie
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Old 03-03-2008, 09:20 AM
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Annemarie, What am I not reading Do you pack the jars with draied apples fill with brine and then can? We get lots of apples here.
Sevencubs, I use a low suger pectin, can't think of the name of it. I have used it for years, last year I let my grand-daughters help and the jam seperated, still tasted goo but doesn't look very nice. Lots of berries grow around here expecially Blackberries wild everywhere. I have heard the freezer jam is very good, do you put it i jars and then in freezer? can you do other berries?
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Marimeg - yes, that's how I can them: stuff jars, add brine, seal & hot water bath.
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Old 03-03-2008, 12:35 PM
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Annmarie,
Thank you for the recipe. I will be sure to try it this fall during harvest.
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I do on occasion, the trouble being the time of ripening always seems to coincide with 100-degree weather and I'm really 'not' a glutton for punishment. Gotta love California... :roll:
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