Showing posts with label canning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canning. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Green Tomato Relish

I had quite a few tomatoes in my garden that hadn't had a chance to turn red and we were supposed to get a frost. So I found a green tomato relish recipe to use them up!





My mom & dad helped out














We tried to use the food processer, but it mushed them too much!

































Andy had fun with this bowl!














Video of Andy playing with the bowl ☺









Finally, everything was cut up!



















Time to mix it all together!
































William wanted to help. I managed to snap the picture just as the spoon exited the kettle!
















Emily helping



















More mixing



















All done












Here is the lot of them!







Monday, July 26, 2010

Canning

Last week, the kids and I went over to my parents' house to help my mom doing some canning. I brought carrots and celery and she had potatoes and onions.

















The girls putting in the veggies.


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William putting in the celery and onions.





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William putting on the rings.
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Andrew helping with the rings.
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All ready to go into the canner.
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In the canner.
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Sarah and Grandma looking at the jars in the canner.
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Putting the lid on.







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10 pounds of pressure for 30 minutes!
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All done! We did 14 jars on day one.






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Clean up duty!






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On day two we did 7 more jars just like we did on day one, plus we did 14 more that we added ham besides the potatoes /carrots /onions /celery.










We also had these string beans that needed to be done!
















William and I snapping the ends off.









Andrew helping run the frencher.















We could get 3 beans through at a time, but my hands were getting tired!











All done!













We had a small amount of yellow beans to do, too.











Mom was putting the beans into groups of 3 to make it faster putting them through the frencher. We were both getting pretty tired of canning!















Mom putting the beans into the jars. We got 4 quarts & 3 half pints (counting the 1 of yellow beans)

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William helping wash the dishes.














On the shelf at home!