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A new journey into homesteading "pic heavy"
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That is a mess o' greens! What are ya going to do with 'em? Freeze or can?
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9 cans of mustard greens out of the canner. tomorrow we will do turnip greens
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canning them all....and there's still more to be picked! gotta fill the pantry. it's bare
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Mine is too. Last years garden was a huge fail. I have empty jars to fill!
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9 jars of turnip greens for the pantry. there's plenty more greens to be picked out there too. may be 20 more cans..
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Looking good!
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wife canned another 11 jars of greens today. that makes about 30 so far. the collards haven't even came up yet...
baymule
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You must have a big green patch! Beautiful!
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Wow! I've never tried canning greens. I'm still scarred from canned spinach when I was a kid, the long slimy leaves triggered my gag reflex something awful. So I usually just dry them and crush them up a little- not to powder, just to smaller pieces- and then add them to stuff like stir fries.
