This is one batch of each; of the Plum Butter(left) and Plum Jelly(right)
The recipe is shared on yesterday's post.
A mix and match of assorted, end of the garden veggies.
Here is our plan; as to what we'll make with our mix and match veggies.I'm going to make a batch of each, with the sweet and sour sauce, as well as, the
spicier sauce.
Our next door neighbor blessed us with a couple of surprises yesterday, the
6- half gallon canning jars below .......
and an "All American" canner large enough to hold them. They had two of the
All American canners and have decided they really only NEED one. Plus,
if by chance they may need to borrow it back I assured them we'd loan it to
them. :o)
I am going to take it to the Extension Office in the city and have the gauge tested,
it's a free service. If it needs to be replace we'll replace it. :o)
Blessings for your weekend.
6 comments:
It all look sooo good!! I have been makeing apple butter. We have have a lot of apples here this year so we have been putting up all we can.
Beck's,
Thank you. Our apple year was last year and even though it was a bit overwhelming last Fall, we are sure blessed to have the applesauce, butter, canned apples, jelly and pie filling this year! My motto is take full advantage of your crops, because you simply never know what's going to happen next year. :o)
I''ve not been good about commenting, but we have enjoyed your pictures, especially of your colt.:o) Keep'em coming. Thanks for stopping by and chatting.
love the old canner! hope it all tests out fine. the veggies look sooo good!
Ooh, what a wonderful "gift" from your neighbor. My hubby got me an All American canner a few years ago for a Christmas present and it is wonderful. Have fun!
Judy
What generous neighbors! Those jars of jelly and butter look yummy. You are a busy little bee.
What a wonderful gift!!! You surely are blessed with such nice neighbors.
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