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i am not sure if it would work but i might try jam, or perhaps even opening
and recanning in a size you might use> Lee "gloria.p" > wrote in message ... > > > but what would you do? > > > I have "inherited" TWO huge (6 lb 10 oz) cans of sliced peaches > among other items Dear Daughter left at our house when her family > moved to California recently. > > We are trying to stay away from desserts. Is there anything other than > pie, cake or other after-dinner thing that I can make with them? I know > that we could eat them plain, but one can is a lifetime supply that way. > In addition, we are getting good (if expensive) fresh fruit right now. > > People make jam from frozen fruit. Is canned fruit too processed to go > that route? (I wish there was a food pantry closer by but I'm not driving > 25 miles to donate two cans of peaches.) > > Thanks for any serious suggestions. > > gloria p |
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