Sweet Bread in a canning jar
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I thought of that too, I wouldn't do all that if they were just to eat now. But then thought maybe they would just make cute gifts for Christmas w/a ribbon tied around or maybe 'wrapped' in calico fabric w/a ribbon & label on them - for the neighbors, secret pal, etc, etc???
Just a thought, but bet there are a lot of much more clever ways to use them also.
Happy quilting - may all your quilts be filled w/love. :lol:
Just a thought, but bet there are a lot of much more clever ways to use them also.
Happy quilting - may all your quilts be filled w/love. :lol:
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Bread in a Jar - I have made pumpkin bread in a jar for several years. I use wide mouth pint jars, recipe makes 8 jars of bread. Will keep up to 1 year which I can vouch for! Makes nice gifts to give. You can get about 9 - 10 slices from each jar. My recipe also has other variations you can use instead of pumpkin.
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Originally Posted by Kappy
If you're going through all the bother to "can" them, why would they have to be eaten immediately or stored in the refrigerator? (#6) You can do that with a regular loaf of banana bread. Just wondering.
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Originally Posted by Kappy
If you're going through all the bother to "can" them, why would they have to be eaten immediately or stored in the refrigerator? (#6) You can do that with a regular loaf of banana bread. Just wondering.
Oops, double post. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by Golfergal
Bread in a Jar - I have made pumpkin bread in a jar for several years. I use wide mouth pint jars, recipe makes 8 jars of bread. Will keep up to 1 year which I can vouch for! Makes nice gifts to give. You can get about 9 - 10 slices from each jar. My recipe also has other variations you can use instead of pumpkin.
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