Time again for Sharon's Independence Day's Challenge:
Lucy comes for a bite of pear as Andi preps them for canning, arm-chair style.
1. Plant something: No. Must become a better gardener!
2. Harvest something: Eggs. Goldenrod.
3. Preserve something: Canned 9-1/2 qts. grape juice, 1/2 pt. jalepenos, 12-1/2 pts corn relish, 4 pts. ketchup, 9 qts. pears. Dried goldenrod, 3 pts. tomatoes. Froze 2 lbs. broccoli, 4 lbs. tomatoes.
4. Waste not: Same old, same old.
5. Preparation and storage: Re-organized canning shelves into clear categories (pickles, ketchup/salsas/chutneys, canned fruit, jams/jellys/syrups), tomatoes/tomato sauce).
Got a big pile of future homeschooling books at a book sale.
6. Build community food systems: Blogged about how we organize our food storage inventory. Continued canning "lessons" for friends.
7. Eat the food: Nothing new here.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Independence Days challenge, week 22
Labels:
canning,
food preservation,
foraging,
independence days,
local food,
Lucy
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mmmmm . . . pears!
(by the way, I just realized I am signed into my personal blog account on my comment below. Sorry for the confusion!)
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Thank you!
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