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Category Archives: Canning
Canning Tuna
The new adventure this week has been canning tuna! A friend of ours drove to Seattle area for a dock sale, and brought us back two whole frozen tuna. And when I say whole tuna, I mean whole. They flash-froze … Continue reading
Tomato Sauce Season Continues.
The hardest part of walking into the house with this: … is turning it into this: Thirteen pints of roasted tomato sauce and nine quarts of masala sauce. I cut all the beefsteak tomatoes in half and rotated at 350° … Continue reading
Cidering
Most years in the fall, we pick apples and press sweet apple cider. This year we spent a couple hours in a friend’s orchard and picked about 20 boxes of apples. The next day, we set up our apple-washing line … Continue reading
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Tagged apple cider, cider, cider pressing
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Vanilla Concord Grape Jam
We have a beautiful line of vintage Concord grapes vines that produce amazing grapes every fall. This year, I turned a bin’s worth into grape jam, and added vanilla. First step after picking: wash and remove from stems. Gloves are … Continue reading
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Tagged Grape jam, vanilla grape jam
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Pork Bone Broth
The same evening that we butchered and wrapped all the pork, we also started bone broth. I primarily use pork broth for making (somewhat) authentic ramen from scratch, but it also gets used in combination with other bone broths in … Continue reading
Pie Cherries – Easiest thing I can all year
Here in Eastern Washington, we are blessed with one of the largest Montmorency (pie cherry) operations west of Michigan: Northwest Tart Cherry in Mesa. Every year or two, I organize a bulk buy with friends, and make the trip out … Continue reading
Making Beef Bone Broth
There’s been an increase in interest in making bone broth, so I thought I’d document my latest batch. For me, making broth is a four step process. First, the supplies: I always ask for all my bones when making a … Continue reading
Grape Season
We picked our Concord grapes a couple days ago, and spent the rest of the day turning them into juice, jam and fruit leather. I’m blessed with a good washer team. The majority of the grapes were steamed. We can … Continue reading
Chicken broth with backs, feet, and wing tips
After butchering 25 birds last week, I wanted to put up a bunch of broth… but I also wanted to end up with plenty of stewing hens in the freezer for soup. Being the thrifty sort, I managed to have … Continue reading