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Tag Archives: Canning
Canned Tomato Salsa
http://www.canning-food-recipes.com/canning_tomatoes.htm#Salsa Yes, I wanted good canned salsa that I could set up myself, and that I wouldn’t need to add sugar to. (I’m lovin’ the Low Carb Vida…) This is the source I used. 5 pounds tomatoes (from farmstands or … Continue reading
Doin’ the Can Can: Pickled Dill Cukes
Due to potential health hazards while canning, you gotta use real recipes. At least until you are a true expert, and not just flying by the seat of one’s pants. I figure for a first go-round with water bath canning, … Continue reading
Sea Vegetable



Canning Again… Spicy Pickled Okra
I missed a week at my farmers’ markets, any of them, because I went camping instead. However, last weekend I finally returned, hitting two of them along the way to a day trip in Massachusetts. When I had time to … Continue reading →