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Canning Whole Green Beans

When tightly packed in jars, these raw-packed beans are a beautiful sight to see. These have consistently been blue ribbon winners. Whole green beans look

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Beef

SPICY BEEF SALAD

I fell in love with this simple dressing of garlic, chile, fish sauce, sugar, and lime in Vietnam and Cambodia. It’s the perfect blend of

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Canning Crowder Peas

Crowder peas, also known as Southern field peas, grow in abundance in North Carolina and are a milder version of blackeyed peas. Because shelling the

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Pickles And Preserves

Canning Black Beans

Dried black beans are an inexpensive and filling alternative or addition to meat, especially for Mexican dishes, but they require enough preparation that they are

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Pickles And Preserves

Canning Black-Eyed Peas

Barbara’s children hated harvesting black-eyed pea pods because the plants always had ants. But the whole family loves the peas, and these jars always took

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Pickles And Preserves

Canning Crinkle-Cut Carrots

The crinkle cut gives these carrots a fancy appearance, making them very pretty when served for dinner. For competition, pack the jars with carrot slices

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Pickles And Preserves

Canning Basketweave Carrot Coins

The basketweave placement of the carrots makes a stunning product, thoroughly impressing the judges and deserving of a permanent placement in Mildred’s century-old kitchen. While

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Pickles And Preserves

Canning Yellow Wax Beans

Yellow wax beans have a pretty pale color and slightly sweet flavor. They can be hard to come by in stores, so the Reese family

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