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Canning 101: Preserving with Tattler’s Reusable Lids
One of the primary truths of canning has always been that while the jars and rings are reusable, the lids are not. When I teach canning classes, I’m careful to emphasis that those flat metal lids only have one trip … Continue reading
Tomato Jam
I used to have a fantastic coworker named John. He was calm in the face of chaos, had a buoyant sense of humor and knew how not to take things too seriously. And, his wife Amy just happened to be … Continue reading
What Approximately Sixty Pounds of Tomatoes Looks Like
On September 1st, I picked up 100 pounds of tomatoes from a local market who occasionally places special orders for me. I had a number of recipes in mind to make with them and assumed that I’d spend most of … Continue reading
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Slow Oven-Roasted Roma Tomatoes
I’m elbow-deep in roma tomatoes at the moment, but wanted to drop by with a few words on one of the ways I’m preserving these scrumptious gems. Long, slow roasting in a 200 degree oven. This treatment shrinks their mass, … Continue reading
Good Knives Make Canning Easier
Earlier tonight, I drove down to Pumpkin Market (a fabulous little shop that primarily stocks food that is locally farmed, raised, grown and produced) and picked up 100 pounds of roma tomatoes. I have a four-day weekend coming up and … Continue reading
Canning 101: Why You Can’t Can Your Family’s Tomato Sauce
Tomorrow is the first day of September, and with it comes all those traditional end-of-summer events, including tomato canning season (at least here in the mid-Atlantic where I live). Because the yearly tomato glut is finally beginning to arrive, I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged canning tomato sauce, canning tomatoes, home food preservation
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August Can Jam: Tomato Butter
Once again, I’m right up against the deadline for this month’s Can Jam. I didn’t intend for it to work out this way. In fact, I made a batch of Tomato Jam last week, based on my friend Amy’s recipe, … Continue reading
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Tagged August canning, Can Jam, tigress can jam, Tomato Butter
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White Peach Sauce with Vanilla (+ giveaway!)
Until the summer of 2007, the only peaches I knew were aggressively fuzzy and yellow-fleshed. I was perfectly content with those peaches, until I encountered Beechwood Orchards and their white peaches. Fragrant and floral, without any of the pucker that … Continue reading
July Can Jam: Cucumber Pepper Relish
This month’s Can Jam recipe is a direct result of an abundance of green peppers in my CSA share and a hot night at a ball game. I like a nice crunchy green pepper as much as the next girl, … Continue reading
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Tagged Can Jam, cucumber pepper relish, cucurbits, relish, tigress can jam
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