How to Can Tomatoes Tomato season is winding down, but you still have time to jump in on the canning action. Late tomato varieties are still rolling in from the fields. Simply call different farms or produce markets in your area. For the past two years, I have paid around 50¢ per pound for larger orders of canning tomatoes. One quart jar will hold around 2.5 pounds. I love canning tomatoes for two simple reasons: They require no finesse. Using this method, you can cram the tomatoes into the jars whole, creating juice from the tomatoes themselves. They are so versatile. Canned tomatoes are the foundation for a hundred different winter Keep Reading
Fresh Berry Recipes from around the web
Fresh Berry Recipes Here are over 59 fresh berry recipes from bloggers around the internet. The recipes are sorted by the type of berry -- just click one of the links to jump to the section you're looking for! BASIC BERRY RECIPES BLACKBERRY RECIPES BLUEBERRY RECIPES CRANBERRY RECIPES STRAWBERRY RECIPES RASPBERRY RECIPES BASIC BERRY RECIPES Basic Fruit Pie from Scratch Basic Fruit Muffins with Streusel Berry & Mascarpone Turnovers Apple Cranberry Pecan Crumble Protein Berry Smoothie Berry Overnight Oatmeal Simple Summer Fruit Salad Triple Berry Angel Food Cake Roll Summer Berry Scones BLACKBERRY RECIPES Blackberry Keep Reading
Baked Spaghetti and Meatballs — everything cooks in one dish!
Baked Spaghetti & Meatballs (recipe) My mom casually mentioned this recipe she'd made a few months ago. Oh you know, you just throw everything in one dish. Meatballs, spaghetti sauce, cheese, noodles. You don't even have to cook the noodles first. It'd be a great use for all that marinara sauce you have in the freezer. She just rattled off these details like she was talking about the weather. The weather! Come on, this is serious stuff, Mom. So, naturally, I did not rest until I had tracked this recipe down (I do that a lot) in Real Simple magazine (October 2015). And I'm glad I did because this is one of those fast, frugal, filling Keep Reading
Peach Vanilla Bean Jam (a canning recipe)
Peach Vanilla Bean Jam Studies have shown that preserving food by canning is intimidating for 99.9% of people who are trying it for the first time. Okay, I just made that up. I don't know of any studies, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that this is an area of homemaking that can be totally overwhelming. Head space? Processing time?! A bubble remover?!? Ack! Take a deep breath. You can do this, and jam can help. Seriously, it is a great place to start. Simply chop the fruit, add the sweetener and spices (which can be changed to fit your tastes), stir in some pectin, and simmer until the mixture has thickened into jam. Fill the Keep Reading
6 Quick Make-Ahead Breakfasts (perfect for back to school!)
Easy Make-Ahead Breakfasts As the calendar turns, my motivation to get organized and eating right starts afresh and I'm always looking for easy ways to make my household function better. Here are eight quick and easy make-ahead breakfasts that will save you time, money, and keep everyone from reaching for the cereal box in the morning! Whatever back to school looks like in your house this year, it can never hurt to have some quick, easy, make-ahead options at the ready. Baked Stuffed French Toast Make Ahead Sausage Egg Bake Huevos Rancheros Recipe Maple Cluster Granola Cappuccino Chip Muffins Best Banana Keep Reading
Homemade vanilla ice cream (recipe)
Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream recipe Seven years ago, my husband and I bought one of those bucket ice cream makers on sale at Bi-Mart for $29.99. It was a total impulse buy. Homemade vanilla ice cream? Yes, please. It will go down in family history as one of the most delicious summers of our lives. Making your own ice cream involves some advance planning, but the steps are not complicated. The end result is better than anything you can buy in the store. Plus, you have the ability to control the ingredient list, one of the biggest benefits of cooking from scratch. Homemade ice cream is totally different from the store bought variety. In the typical Keep Reading
Slow Cooker Sloppy Joes (recipe)
Slow Cooker Sloppy Joes with Creamy Coleslaw When I was a kid, I was a super picky eater; my forbidden food list was a mile long. It included, but was not limited to: onions, peppers, tuna fish, kidney beans, vegetable soup, lemon bars, and... Sloppy Joes. I don't think there was much rhyme or reason to 99% of my food aversions, but I know exactly why Sloppy Joes were banned from my mouth. Even as a kid, I was pretty sure that meat is not supposed to be sickeningly sweet. Barbecue sauce sweet, no problem. But typical Sloppy Joe recipes add 1/4-1/2 cup of sugar for this amount of meat. No thanks. My friend Debbie introduced us to this Sloppy Joe Keep Reading
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