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texdane Posted - May 19 2015 : 1:21:57 PM
The other day I made some of my Sunshine Dandelion jelly. Yum! First canning of the season. Have you started canning anything yet?



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Marcia30 Posted - Jul 13 2015 : 8:48:02 PM
This is my first canning season and I have already canned like 20 jars of pickles and I made 7 jars of blackberry jam!!!!! Nervous about doing tomatoes and green beans though!!

Waiting patiently for Fall!!
naturemaiden Posted - Jul 13 2015 : 3:47:16 PM
that jelly looks delicious! I've been canning blueberry jam and dilly beans. Pickles are soon to follow and sun dried tomatoes, which I dry and then pack with olive oil, garlic and herbs- oh my is it good!

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ceejay48 Posted - May 22 2015 : 11:54:16 AM
Not possible to can anything here yet! Most of us don't even have gardens planted! We could can foxtails . . . .by they are not a desirable weed to have in any shape or form.
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notathreatinsight Posted - May 21 2015 : 05:26:18 AM
Nicole that jelly looks lovely. We will be bottling dandelion wine on Sunday night. I never realized how much can be made from dandelions before. There are so many recipes and ideas. I'm always such a reluctant canner. Once I'm in the thick of it, I enjoy it, but thinking about the process and the mess before hand always makes it so daunting. I'm getting better though each year.

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Bonnie Ellis Posted - May 20 2015 : 4:30:01 PM
Nicole: your jelly looks wonderful! We had frost last night. I doubt if I'll be ready to can for awhile yet.

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Red Tractor Girl Posted - May 20 2015 : 05:25:20 AM
Nicole, I have never tried dandelion jelly, and yours looks beautiful! I made bread and butter pickles over the weekend down here in Florida.

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YellowRose Posted - May 19 2015 : 5:00:27 PM
Thanks Nicole. I've copied it. Like what you said "when life gives you weeds make Sunshine Jelly".

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texdane Posted - May 19 2015 : 4:44:02 PM
Thanks, girls! A few years back I posted a how-to and recipe on the Suburban Farmgirl blog here:
http://www.farmgirlbloggers.com/1197#more-1197

It's one of my favorite jellies. It tastes a bit like marmalade with honey. Love it on crackers with a slice of cheddar. I think strawberry jam is next.

Shannon, how do you make your syrup?

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Terralea Posted - May 19 2015 : 2:48:15 PM
Yes, please share the recipe. I've dry canned all kinds of pastas and about 20# of ground beef.

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Bear5 Posted - May 19 2015 : 2:41:13 PM
Nicole, yummy, yummy looking! I haven't canned anything, but the garden is growing and I'll surely be stocking the freezer.
Marly

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hudsonsinaf Posted - May 19 2015 : 1:52:40 PM
YUM! That looks fantastic! I have canned strawberry products so far this year - strawberry jam and syrup :)

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YellowRose Posted - May 19 2015 : 1:42:55 PM
Nicole, your jelly is beautiful. Would you please share your recipe.

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