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Old 09-09-2010, 12:01 PM
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Well, my fruit mincemeat is done. Got 5 qts out of what I had. It is a recipe for pear mincemeat, but I also put in apples and dried apricots and a few cranberries. I think it's just the spices that give it the mince flavor anyway. One darned jar didn't seal. It must be the jar, my DIL got them for me last year at a yard sale. It looked fine, but must have a small crack somewhere. Now I will ahve to make a pie, or hey, I can freeze it, that's a better idea! That's what I'll do. So I am pretty well set for pies for the winter. 16 qts. of apple pie filling and now 5 qts of mincemeat. Super!
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Old 09-09-2010, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by GrammaNan
I love to can. Made a huge mistake buying a glass top stove. You cannot use a pressure cooker/canner on them. Bought the darn thing in the winter and by the time I realized I couldn't use it for canning it was too late. Now I have to freeze my vegetables and am saving for a gas range. I still can fruits in a water bath.
I can outside on my camp stove, between my garden and my garden shed. It is so much easier...all the peels, etc., go right in the compost, the breeze keeps me cool and everything can be hosed down when I'm done.
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