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Thursday, March 27, 2008

Canning Rainbow

Last summer I was a canning fiend I canned and canned and canned. At the finish of the garden session I had canned over 300 quarts and about as many pints I didn't even count the half pint jars of jam and such. I wish now that I had written down how many jars of each thing so that I would know what I need for next year. We are rationing the green beans and yet I still have quarts and quarts of cherries. I felt like I had plenty but now I know better. I canned some vegetable soup and it was such a hit that the 21 quarts were gone by Christmas. I only know it was 21 because I stayed up waiting for the canner to be done and I was tired and cranky the next day. My sweet husband kept asking was it worth the 21 quarts when I can get vegetable soup at the store. Well the soup in the store is nothing like the soup I made It was beautiful. I have lots of new recipes for this year I can hardly wait for it to all start again!!
Posted by Heather at Thursday, March 27, 2008

1 comment:

snippity1 said...

This cabinet is beautiful! I've only ever canned tomatoes one year, and made strawberry jam a few years. I really would love to do more. Maybe you can share your recipe for vegetable soup?

April 16, 2008 at 11:46 AM

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