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by debsdiner and filed in Canning
This jam is so easy and so yummy! Our local grocery store had cranberries on sale so I tried a new jam. The recipe is a keeper!
by Flour On My Face and filed in Canning
Take advantage of all the winter citrus fruit that is available and make this delicious marmalade recipe. You can use any combination of citrus you might have on hand.
by Sarah Smith- Food à la fac and filed in Canning
After making jam, your sense of awesomeness skyrockets! Any berry combination is acceptable and encouraged!
by WickedCreations and filed in Canning
When life gives you over-ripe bananas, don’t go conventional, make Banana Curd instead! It’s creamy, dreamy and ohhhh so rich! Great as a spread alone but also great in fillings for desserts, rolls or just use your imagination! This is by far the best tropical curd!
by 90210farmgirl and filed in Canning
This festive, sugar-free alternative to jam exudes luscious winter warmth. Spread it on walnut bread or your favorite whole-grain toast. If you’re feeling adventurous, butcher a pumpkin, steam the flesh and use the puree so you can brag about it to your friends! Makes great holiday gifts.
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dwjones on 8.20.2009
THIRTY pounds of tomatoes? Really?
hnighti on 8.31.2009
I’m thinking maybe thirty tomatoes? not thirty pounds?? Cuz i don’t think that one tablespoon of oregano is going to do much for 30 pounds of maters!
candykettle on 10.16.2009
Thirty pounds of tomatoes IS correct — 1/2 bushel is between 25-30 lbs…. look at the yield at the end of the recipe….combined with all the herbs and salt 1 TBSP oregano IS correct also.
tnchick65 on 7.22.2011
On this recipe you said, 1 inch headroom. I looked at the Ball Blue Book and it said 1/2 inch. I went with 1/2 inch. Just wondered where you got 1 ” headspace.
sunnydla on 9.7.2011
just tried this out today. i used 30 pounds of fresh Roma’s. Although my batch didn’t thicken (it’s pretty soupy) I loved the smell of it all. I can’t wait to use it…. I’ll just thicken with tomato paste as I use jars. it was probably something I did wrong… usually is… but it smells great!
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