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Canning Peaches for Inexperienced persons – Harvest to Desk
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Canning Peaches for Inexperienced persons – Harvest to Desk

Canning peaches is simple. You will need just ripe peaches that are not soft or mushy, and you will need about 45 minutes of preparation time and about 25 minutes of processing time. Peaches are easily prepared for canning in a hot-water bath canner. You will need about 17½ pounds of peaches for each canner

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The way to Make Blackberry (or different fruit) Ice Cream
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The way to Make Blackberry (or different fruit) Ice Cream

Blackberry ice cream The best ice cream is simply frozen custard. Egg yolks and cream make a very smooth, rich ice cream. You can make ice cream without egg yolks and cream but then it wouldn’t be a sin; it would be frozen milk. Here’s a tip: make just enough custardy ice cream to serve

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Learn how to Make Chilly, Tasty Cucumber Soup
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Learn how to Make Chilly, Tasty Cucumber Soup

Cucumber soup is a delicious summer soup served chilled. It’s cooling, light, and quiet. There is a simple way to make cucumber soup, here it is: whirl two peeled medium cucumbers and an 7- or 8-ounce container of plain yogurt in the blender until smooth; add salt and pepper to taste; chill until cold and

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Hoop Tunnel to Coloration Greens
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Hoop Tunnel to Coloration Greens

Hoop tunnel with dark shadecloth and plant blanket to shade crops. A hoop tunnel can create instant shade to protect leafy greens and other cool-season vegetables from intense summer sun. Cover half hoops made of PVC pipe, stiff wire, or construction- or chicken-wire with shadecloth or light horticultural cloth to keep leafy crops from sun-burning.

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Make Plum Jam for Newbies
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Make Plum Jam for Newbies

Plum jam Plums jam is easy to make; all you need is fresh, ripe plums, sugar and a bit of lemon juice. From start to finish, you will have plum jam in less than an hour. Plums are a diverse lot; they range in color from green to yellow to red to purple to blue

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Fall Harvest Tomatoes Began From Suckers
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Fall Harvest Tomatoes Began From Suckers

Root suckers from spring-planted tomatoes to start new plants for fall harvest. Plant tomatoes for fall harvest in mid- to late-summer in regions where frost does not come until very late autumn or early winter. Use suckers cut from spring-planted tomatoes to start new plants. A sucker is 4 to 5 inches of new growth

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Learn how to Make Herb Flavored Vinegar
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Learn how to Make Herb Flavored Vinegar

Herb flavored vinegar can be made with lemon thyme. Add herbs to wine or cider vinegar to make herb-flavored vinegar. Basil, chervil, chives, dill, garlic, marjoram, mint, rosemary, sage, and tarragon are ten common herbs well-suited for making flavored vinegars. Use herb-flavored vinegars in salad dressings, marinades, for flavoring soups, or in any almost any

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Melon, Squash, and Cucumber Rising Good fortune Guidelines
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Melon, Squash, and Cucumber Rising Good fortune Guidelines

Black garden fabric attracts solar heat to warm the soil and will keep melons and squash off the soil and away from disease. Melons, squash, and cucumbers grow best where the summer is hot, dry, and almost always sunny. The best flavored of these gourd family (Cucurbitaceae) crops will come from the hottest growing regions.

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Radish Root and Leafy Inexperienced Salad
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Radish Root and Leafy Inexperienced Salad

Radish salad combines the crisp, juicy, mild flavor of the radish roots with the tender peppery flavor of young radish leaves—or use spinach, arugula, or leaf lettuce; all ready for the table just before summer. Radish salad is one of my late spring fresh from the garden favorites. The end of spring—just as cool weather

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Tips on how to Can Tomatoes
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Tips on how to Can Tomatoes

Canning is the best way to enjoy fresh, flavorful garden-grown tomatoes long after harvest time. Canned tomatoes are ideal for use in soups, stews, and casseroles. You will need 22 pounds of fresh tomatoes for a canner load of 7 quarts and 14 pounds of fresh tomatoes for a canner load of 9 pints. That’s

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