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Made 8 half pint jars of peach jelly yesterday. All sealed and set.
This jelly is a beautiful red. I made it from white peaches that had
a red skin.

Now I have to figure out what to do with the 25 pounds of rhubarb I
picked Friday and Saturday. Right now it is in the refrigerator. Got
to start sorting and making decisions.
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> Now I have to figure out what to do with the 25 pounds of rhubarb I
> picked Friday and Saturday. Right now it is in the refrigerator. Got
> to start sorting and making decisions.


I'd can or freeze the juice for making pink lemonade.

Rhubarb juice can also be substituted for vinegar in some dishes.


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> Made 8 half pint jars of peach jelly yesterday. All sealed and set.
> This jelly is a beautiful red. I made it from white peaches that had
> a red skin.
>
> Now I have to figure out what to do with the 25 pounds of rhubarb I
> picked Friday and Saturday. Right now it is in the refrigerator. Got
> to start sorting and making decisions.


Raspberry-rhubarb jam is very good, Susan.
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