So far I have done strawberry / blueberry / peach jam. I have done 8 quarts of green beans, with hopefully 32 more to go and a batch of bread and butter pickles. We are still waiting for the tomatoes to ripen and peppers to do pepper relish.
Right now I am loving my veg - o - matic slicer. It is great for slicing cucumbers in about 1/8 of the time it took me to hand slice them. If you find an older model in a consignment or thrift store I would jump on it!
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So far, I've made dill pickles, and strawberry jam. I'm not sure what I'll do next, but I can't wait for apples to be in season so we can make tons of applesauce. Thinking about doing some salsa (I can water bath that, right?)
So far, I've made dill pickles, and strawberry jam. I'm not sure what I'll do next, but I can't wait for apples to be in season so we can make tons of applesauce. Thinking about doing some salsa (I can water bath that, right?)
No favorite tool... I just use the basics
Yes, definitely.
So far we've done pickles and squash relish. We have TONS of squash relish. I hope DH plans on giving it away for Christmas because there is no way we could eat it all.
Next up: salsa, canned tomatoes, and maybe spaghetti sauce. I don't think I'll do any jam this year unless someone gives us a ton of fruit and there's nothing else we can do with it. Last year we made fig jam, blueberry lime, and tomato jam. Tomato is my favorite; it's closest to strawberry.
I haven't done a darn thing because of the move, but I hope to make strawberry jam (J's favorite) and something with corn since we have a corn farm down the road from our house & it's reasonably priced and delicious.
ETA: My favorite canning tool is probably my jar lifter.
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So far I have done strawberry / blueberry / peach jam. I have done 8 quarts of green beans, with hopefully 32 more to go and a batch of bread and butter pickles. We are still waiting for the tomatoes to ripen and peppers to do pepper relish.
Right now I am loving my veg - o - matic slicer. It is great for slicing cucumbers in about 1/8 of the time it took me to hand slice them. If you find an older model in a consignment or thrift store I would jump on it!
So far, I've made dill pickles, and strawberry jam. I'm not sure what I'll do next, but I can't wait for apples to be in season so we can make tons of applesauce. Thinking about doing some salsa (I can water bath that, right?)
No favorite tool... I just use the basics
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Yes, definitely.
So far we've done pickles and squash relish. We have TONS of squash relish. I hope DH plans on giving it away for Christmas because there is no way we could eat it all.
Next up: salsa, canned tomatoes, and maybe spaghetti sauce. I don't think I'll do any jam this year unless someone gives us a ton of fruit and there's nothing else we can do with it. Last year we made fig jam, blueberry lime, and tomato jam. Tomato is my favorite; it's closest to strawberry.
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I have never made jam. I should.
I haven't done anything yet this year, but my plans are:
Tomatoes
Salsa
Applesauce. Lots of applesauce.
Pickles, if our current stash runs low. I did a lot last year.
I'm looking for suggestions too.
I haven't done a darn thing because of the move, but I hope to make strawberry jam (J's favorite) and something with corn since we have a corn farm down the road from our house & it's reasonably priced and delicious.
ETA: My favorite canning tool is probably my jar lifter.
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This is what I have done so far:
2 half pints balsamic and black pepper strawberry preserves
1 qt + 1 pt strawberry lemonade concentrate
5 half pints strawberry honey butter
4 half pints strawberry butter
2 half pints vanilla rhubarb jam
1 qt chive blossom vinegar
I will be doing 6 more half pints of strawberry jam tonight. It is currently macerating in the fridge.
I will be doing more rhubarb, pickles, dilly beans, asparagus, and peaches.
ohmigosh, that sounds amazing. i LOVE pepper with fruit flavors.
The stuff I tasted while I was making it was so freaking good. I think it will be excellent over pork.
I've done a bunch of strawberry jam and 14 quarts of dill pickles. I'm tackling tomato sauce this weekend.
Due to rain, our gardens were planted very late in Ohio.
I still plan to can green beans, peaches, okra, grape jam, and applesauce.