Preserving (rec.food.preserving) Devoted to the discussion of recipes, equipment, and techniques of food preservation. Techniques that should be discussed in this forum include canning, freezing, dehydration, pickling, smoking, salting, and distilling.

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Hi Patches,
Thanks for your offer to help me with canning. I was raised on a farm
where we grew and preserved all of our own food, so have lots of
experience. Now, 70+ years later, I'm just having fun doing the few
things we really enjoy. A couple relishes and the occasional jam or
jelly. The soup seemed like a nice change from freezing, and I'll
probably do a few more things like that. I'll be watching the things
you do..and this group... for some good ideas.

jillie
Roseville, CA

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On Tue 18 Oct 2005 09:30:47a, wrote in rec.food.preserving:

> Hi Patches,
> Thanks for your offer to help me with canning. I was raised on a farm
> where we grew and preserved all of our own food, so have lots of
> experience. Now, 70+ years later, I'm just having fun doing the few
> things we really enjoy. A couple relishes and the occasional jam or
> jelly. The soup seemed like a nice change from freezing, and I'll
> probably do a few more things like that. I'll be watching the things
> you do..and this group... for some good ideas.
>
> jillie
> Roseville, CA


Geez, Jillie, I though you were in your early 30s! You have a very young
mind, and I mean that in the nicest way.

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Thank you, kind sir...

Maybe my young mind has something to do with the senility I mentioned
earlier.

xoxo
jillie
Roseville, CA

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On Tue 18 Oct 2005 09:08:58p, jillie wrote in rec.food.preserving:

> Thank you, kind sir...
>
> Maybe my young mind has something to do with the senility I mentioned
> earlier.


Well, I didn't believe it for a minute. :-) Hey, I'm 60 and I have "senior
moments", but I've been having them since I was 30!

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> Well, I didn't believe it for a minute. :-) Hey, I'm 60 and I have "senior
> moments", but I've been having them since I was 30!


I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be around
here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for a
cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out in
the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
compartment).


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William R. Watt wrote:

>> Well, I didn't believe it for a minute. :-) Hey, I'm 60 and I have "senior
>> moments", but I've been having them since I was 30!

>
> I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be around
> here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for a
> cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out in
> the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
> compartment).


I was looking for my glasses last week... for almost 2 hours... looked
everywhere, several times, before I realized I was wearing 'em.

B/
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"William R. Watt" > wrote in message
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> > Well, I didn't believe it for a minute. :-) Hey, I'm 60 and I have

"senior
> > moments", but I've been having them since I was 30!

>
> I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be around
> here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for a
> cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out in
> the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
> compartment).
>
>
> --


what were the juneberries stored in? Did you check in there? I lost my 1
cup measuring cup for 2 weeks! Looked everywhere - tore the kitchen apart.
Started to get angry and was gonna start blaming everyone in the house for
misplacing it. Then the other day I had to make another batch of muffins.
I make a double batch about every 2 weeks for the kids. Found the measuring
cup in the flour sack. And I'm only gonna be 41 next Tuesday.....;-(

Kathi






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Kathi Jones wrote:
> "William R. Watt" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>>Well, I didn't believe it for a minute. :-) Hey, I'm 60 and I have

>
> "senior
>
>>>moments", but I've been having them since I was 30!

>>
>>I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be around
>>here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for a
>>cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out in
>>the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
>>compartment).
>>
>>
>>--

>
>
> what were the juneberries stored in? Did you check in there? I lost my 1
> cup measuring cup for 2 weeks! Looked everywhere - tore the kitchen apart.
> Started to get angry and was gonna start blaming everyone in the house for
> misplacing it. Then the other day I had to make another batch of muffins.
> I make a double batch about every 2 weeks for the kids. Found the measuring
> cup in the flour sack. And I'm only gonna be 41 next Tuesday.....;-(
>
> Kathi


Darn Kathi, I've actually got shoes older than you. ROTLMAO

George

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"George Shirley" > wrote in message
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> Kathi Jones wrote:
> > "William R. Watt" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >
> >>>Well, I didn't believe it for a minute. :-) Hey, I'm 60 and I have

> >
> > "senior
> >
> >>>moments", but I've been having them since I was 30!
> >>
> >>I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be

around
> >>here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for

a
> >>cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out

in
> >>the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
> >>compartment).
> >>
> >>
> >>--

> >
> >
> > what were the juneberries stored in? Did you check in there? I lost my

1
> > cup measuring cup for 2 weeks! Looked everywhere - tore the kitchen

apart.
> > Started to get angry and was gonna start blaming everyone in the house

for
> > misplacing it. Then the other day I had to make another batch of

muffins.
> > I make a double batch about every 2 weeks for the kids. Found the

measuring
> > cup in the flour sack. And I'm only gonna be 41 next Tuesday.....;-(
> >
> > Kathi

>
> Darn Kathi, I've actually got shoes older than you. ROTLMAO
>
> George


George....you need new shoes............

;-)

Kathi


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> Darn Kathi, I've actually got shoes older than you. ROTLMAO


Ah, but do you have any preserves older than she?
You can't count shoes as preserves, even if they are leather.

I've been plumbing my subconscious to find out what happened to the
measuring cup. You lie still and concentrate on picturing the measuring
cup in it's hiding place in your mind. It's peacefull and a lot less
effort than looking. Nothing so far.

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"William R. Watt" > wrote in message
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> > Darn Kathi, I've actually got shoes older than you. ROTLMAO

>
> Ah, but do you have any preserves older than she?
> You can't count shoes as preserves, even if they are leather.
>
> I've been plumbing my subconscious to find out what happened to the
> measuring cup. You lie still and concentrate on picturing the measuring
> cup in it's hiding place in your mind. It's peacefull and a lot less
> effort than looking. Nothing so far.


I still think you should check were those berries were...........

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> I still think you should check were those berries were...........


Thanks. The berries are kept in a plastic container in the freezer
compartment of the 'fridge. I checked there before looking out in the
garage, and check the container again every couple of days in case it
turns up in there.


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"William R. Watt" > wrote in message
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> > I still think you should check were those berries were...........

>
> Thanks. The berries are kept in a plastic container in the freezer
> compartment of the 'fridge. I checked there before looking out in the
> garage, and check the container again every couple of days in case it
> turns up in there.
>
>


the nice thing about loosing the 1 cup measure, is that you can still
measure a cup using the 1/4, 1/3 or 1/2....I lost my bread machine paddle
twice. The first time, I figure it was in the hard heal of a loaf of bread
and got tossed. The second time (I had to buy a new one) it was between 2
plastic storage containers in the cupboard...tore the kitchen apart twice
and still didn't find it...until about 2 months later ;-)

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> the nice thing about loosing the 1 cup measure, is that you can still
> measure a cup using the 1/4, 1/3 or 1/2....


can also measure 1/6 cup (1/2 - 1/3 or 2/3 - 1/2)
and 1/12 cup (1/3 - 1/4).


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William R. Watt
>I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be around
>here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for a
>cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out in
>the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
>compartment).


It's right next to the stainless steel one cup measure I misplaced last
week. Tell me where that is and we'll both have our cups back!

I did finally locate the baby food jar of extra salt I was using up.
For some reason I put it in the basket where I keep my measuring cups.
No, I've already checked the salt jar and the missing measuring cup is
not there. Nor is it in the flour bin which is the last place I can
recall using it moving flour from the collection cannister of my mill
into the storage bin I keep in the fridge.

I'm going to buy two more sets of measuring cups. Maybe I'll be able
to lay hands on one of them when I need it.

......Alan.



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> William R. Watt
>
>>I'm still looking for a yellow plastic 1 cup measure I know must be around
>>here somewhere. Last used it to measure 2 cups of frozen juneberries for a
>>cake. After washing up it disappeared. I've looked everywhere, even out in
>>the garage (where BTW I keep a spare pair of eye glasses in the glove
>>compartment).

>
>
> It's right next to the stainless steel one cup measure I misplaced last
> week. Tell me where that is and we'll both have our cups back!
>
> I did finally locate the baby food jar of extra salt I was using up.
> For some reason I put it in the basket where I keep my measuring cups.
> No, I've already checked the salt jar and the missing measuring cup is
> not there. Nor is it in the flour bin which is the last place I can
> recall using it moving flour from the collection cannister of my mill
> into the storage bin I keep in the fridge.
>
> I'm going to buy two more sets of measuring cups. Maybe I'll be able
> to lay hands on one of them when I need it.
>
> .....Alan.
>

It won't work. I have three sets of measuring cups, one aluminum, one
yellow plastic, one elongated white plastic. That doesn't include the
two Pyrex measuring cups, a 2 cupper and an 8 cupper. Still can't find
the measuring cup I need. Especially after DW empties the dish drainer
or the dishwasher. Somehow she thinks stuff goes in different places
than I do. Bad part it's my damned kitchen, she only cooks her own
breakfast, I do everything else. Wimmin!

George

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