I got a bushel of pears and did 7 quarts and 2 batches of dried pears, with more to go. My kids and I love dried pears.
My cousin married into a family of peach and cherry farmers in payson so I got a box of peaches and did 14 quarts of peaches. We also got a box of just eating peaches so we still have some left to eat plain and on peach short cake and peach crisp. YUM!
It is nice to have them in the winter, but I am sick of it now and my floor is a sticky mess. The last two years have been nice since we have Eric's parents camp stove that is on our back porch so I do the canning outside. Luckily the propane has lasted. I keep thinking that it is going to quit in the middle, but it hasn't so hopefully Eric can fill it up before I do another batch this weekend.
This weekend I need to go and pick potatoes, onions, carrots and take all my winter squash into the basement. Oh the joys!!!


2 comments:
Ah, the joys and monoteny(sp) of canning. I've been doing a ton of canning too which is why I haven't been consistently blogging. Congrats on your hard work, it's akways worth it in the end.
So impressed. The results of your work look wonderful. We love dried pears. How cool to have your own homemade ones.
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