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Berry jelly, round two. A mix of Blackberries and Wineberries, with a couple Black Raspberries I found tossed in the mix. The berries grow wild along the lane here, so I just pick them every night and do a batch of jelly about once a week.
 

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It’s been a busy weekend, right in the middle of canning season. There’s another bushel of green beans in the freezer, another batch of blackberry/wineberry jelly on the jar shelf, and some bread and butter refrigerator pickles in the refrigerator ready to be eaten in a week.
 

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Tomatoes are coming in so easy recipes seem timely.
I can see many 'variations on a theme' with this idea.

I might try some panko bread crumbs & grated parm instead of the flour.
 
It’s been a busy weekend, right in the middle of canning season. There’s another bushel of green beans in the freezer, another batch of blackberry/wineberry jelly on the jar shelf, and some bread and butter refrigerator pickles in the refrigerator ready to be eaten in a week.

we’ve had cool nights
Peach salsa ?
Peach salsa is great but Cherry salsa is the best you can order it from
Cherry Republic
 
Peach salsa ?

Sounds odd, I know. The jar I found was more like a chutney. Chunky more than saucey. The peach chunks were sweet with fire on the edges.

In the vid they're using small diameter tomatoes. I can see some big, meaty tomatoes cut up. If there were enough 'meat' inside I could see using cookie cutters to entertain the 'child' in everyone.
 
Bought a chuck roast from our local butcher shop and sliced it lengthwise into two chunky steaks. Coated with salt and pepper and seared on a hot skillet over the coals. Next in was 1/4 stick of butter, a bunch of garlic from my parents' garden and a big Pheasant's Back mushroom off my Silver Maple. Shaved the mushroom into thin strips on the mandolin and fried it crispy in a wonderful sauce of beef fat, butter, salt, pepper, garlic and the shroom. Served with a wild rice blend. Oh baby, this was the best mushroom experience I've ever had!
 

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