
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

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

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

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

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

These are so much better than the store-bought kind. Be sure to use ripe but firm cherries. If the cherries are too soft, they won’t

Perfect peaches are a challenge to can because if you pack them too tight, they’ll break, and if you don’t pack them tight enough, they’ll

This recipe is extremely easy and the pears, packed in a light syrup, taste wonderful! They are terrific served on a brunch buffet, accompanying roasted

Red flame grapes are Linda’s favorite variety for canning, but other varieties of red, black, and Thompson seedless grapes all make good canned grapes. Just

Pineapple, coconut, and rum come together to create jars of fragrant, sunny preserves. Open a jar in the middle of winter and you’ll be carried

Kiwi vines grow in areas with a mild winter, and Jay has one in his yard that yields a huge crop every year, so he


