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Canning Plans 2012

Published on May 2, 2012 By Emily. Updated on May 2, 2012

pickled beets 2

It’s that time of year once again: the time of year when I make a long list of items I plan to can this summer so that at the end of the summer I can laugh at my overzealousness.   Last year’s list had 13 items on it (was I crazy?!) and I canned 3 of them – pear vanilla jam, cucumber pickles and applesauce (which didn’t seal properly, for the second year in a row).  In my defense, I also made bruschetta in a jar and pickled beets.  So, a grand total of 5 recipes, all of which (except the applesauce) we still have at least 1 can of remaining.  Now that winter is passed and we’ve survived, I’m more willing to part with my canned goods because I know fresh produce is on its way.  I’m also ready to make this year’s list.

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My 2012 Canning Intentions:

  • cucumber pickles (again)
  • pear vanilla jam (this was so good and I’d love to make enough to give some away)
  • pickled green beans (made in 2010, excellent)
  • blueberry jam/preserves
  • raspberry or strawberry jam/preserves
  • pickled beets (again)
  • some sort of salsa
  • peach chutney
  • tomato basil jam
  • apple butter
  • and, if I’m really feeling motivated, maybe I’ll attempt applesauce again

peach butter

The above is, as always, subject to change.

Feel free to leave your favorite home canning recipes or suggestions below!

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