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Red Tractor Girl	Posted - Jun 21 2012 : 4:23:38 PM About a month ago, I was proud to share my very tiny garden of 1 Roma Tomato plant, Green Beans, Radishes, and Basil and Lemon Thyme. You may also remember the unexpected arrival of my Scarecrow too. The rascal! But this tiny space really outdid itself and we went from this: To an explosion of tomtatoes resulting in a canning project of Salsa! I used a very simple recipe of tomatoes, onions, jalapeno peppers and fresh cilantro. My youngest daughter loves salsa and has been begging me to make her some. Her wish came true! Meanwhile, the radishes ripened and so I made some homemade bread with the grain grinder, spread it with butter and added sliced radishes on top. Crunchy, spicy, and wonderful to eat! I also added some fresh chopped lemon thyme to the softened butter to give it an extra perk. We have continued to enjoy many suppers of my green beans. We still have flowers and beans coming even in these 90 degree Florida days! Then last weekend, I purchased a half bushel of zipper cream peas! And prepared them microwave style for the freezer. And finally, I turned Florida peaches and blueberries into jam using Mary Jane's Chillover powder. It is delicious! And with her product, you can use less sugar and still get a firm product so it is healthier too. And did you notice who is still taking ALL of the credit for the finished product? I might add that he did NOT lift one straw arm to help! But his grin is so cutethat I can't help but enjoy his brazen sense of humor. Indeed! The cute 4th of July plate on the top left of the stove shelf was made by my swap buddy, Connie Warren, in a very fun Patriotic Swap we did on the MJF Forum. So, how is your garden going and have you had a chance to enjoy any of the fruits of your labors? I would love to hear about your successes! Having fun down on My Tiny Farm! Please stop by and share recipes. There is lots of summer and canning left to do! And I always have room at the kitchen table if you can stay awhile for some Tea or coffee!
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Red Tractor Girl	Posted - Jun 30 2012 : 12:15:48 PM Dorinda~ Yes, maybe we can meet one day on your way up I-75 to Alabama! So, glad to hear that your garden has been successful too. Winnie #3109
Dorinda	Posted - Jun 29 2012 : 6:58:23 PM Good going Winnie, I have frozen tomatoes, okra and corn so far. Oh also made some peach jam from my peach trees. Love my garden....I am not that far from you...Maybe one day we can meet . Maybe on my way to Alabama to visit my sister who has a fabulous garden this year also... Seize The Day! Dorinda
Marylyn	Posted - Jun 29 2012 : 06:03:03 AM Oh, Winnie, how awesome to see all that you have accomplished!!! For some strange reason, I cannot post pictures here from my iPad! : ( My Queen Anne's Lace jelly turned out delicious and I can barely keep up with canning my salsa, green beans, and pickles...this a great time of the year! Oh, did I mention that I loved seeing your pics? Yea, I think I may have mentioned it! Hehehe... Love, Auntie M Farmgirl # 4062 That which does not kill me, only serves to make me stronger!...unknown to me.
Okie Farm Girl	Posted - Jun 29 2012 : 05:51:35 AM Beautiful!!! You have done such a good job. Congrats!! :-) Mary Beth www.OklahomaPastryCloth.com www.Oklahomapastrycloth.com/blog The Sovereign Lord is my strength - Habakkuk 3:19
JerseyGirl	Posted - Jun 29 2012 : 04:47:39 AM Everything look so yummy, Winnie! Is it just me or does everything just look better on that stove of yours??
Roe	Posted - Jun 29 2012 : 03:40:03 AM How Fun to see all the canning you have been doing WONDERFUL. Hugs, Roe
FieldsofThyme	Posted - Jun 22 2012 : 11:57:15 AM Wow! How nice and such a wonderful bounty of good stuff. Farmgirl #800 http://pioneerwomanatheart.blogspot.com/ http://scrapreusedandrecycledartprojects.blogspot.com/ From my hands: http://pioneerpatchworkhomespun.blogspot.com/ From my Camera: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pioneerwomanatheart/
Emily Anna	Posted - Jun 21 2012 : 7:39:51 PM Winnie, How fun! It's always fun to see the fruits of your labor. I love, love, love that stove!!! My dad has an amazing garden. He spends most of his free time out there and it shows! I don't spend nearly as much time out there, but I do help. So far we've frozen peas, rhubarb, strawberries, kohlrabi, spinach, and we have the first batch of broccoli to freeze. We bought a bushel of Georgia peaches from a company that brings them up and we canned them. We've been eating the lettuce and snap peas. So much more to come. It's fun to see everything grow and the different plants. Love your pictures, and the salsa and jam looks amazing. That scarecrow is pretty sassy for taking all the credit! ;) Emily
jan49829	Posted - Jun 21 2012 : 7:38:40 PM How wonderful to be canning and reaping harvest from the gardens this time of the year. We do not get our crops in until fall. Great job with all the food prep you did, and LOVE the scarecrow!!!! Janet Farmgirl Sister #3340 http://hardatworkcrafts.blogspot.com http://Jan49829.etsy.com
Sugar Girl	Posted - Jun 21 2012 : 6:48:58 PM Wow good job! *Pam* Stand for What's Right!

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