So I happened by one of my favorite food stands and they had some really ripe Santa Rita Plums, 10lbs for $4.00. Opportunity for me to make ...
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Plum Jam with a Kick
Canning Homemade
This weekend, as I said in the last post, I did a recipe out of four different canning books. My second recipe was one that every time I loo...
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