flowerbug
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just to be clear for those reading along, these are pressure canned for how long?
WHAT ARE YOU CANNING TODAY?
- Thread starter Acre of Blessings
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just to be clear for those reading along, these are pressure canned for how long?
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well the ball book says 40 mins for quarts. these are 1.5 pints so we processed 40 mins at 10lbs
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yep. more potatoes. on
ly 3 or four more loads left to go.
frustratedearthmother
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Meat and potatoes - you've got it covered!
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More zucchini relish tomorrow!
Question - anybody ever dehydrated eggs? I'm not so interested in cooking them for human consumption - but if they were delicious I would, lol. I've heard that using them for baking/cooking works pretty well and I read where someone used them for an addition to their dogs food. Might try it.
Question - anybody ever dehydrated eggs? I'm not so interested in cooking them for human consumption - but if they were delicious I would, lol. I've heard that using them for baking/cooking works pretty well and I read where someone used them for an addition to their dogs food. Might try it.
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there are 2 recipes. one is dehydrating scrambled (cooked) eggs and the other is dehydrating them raw. both get ran threw a blender afterwards. we tried cooking them. it was terrible.
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Does it taste like they smell? My lilacs just started blooming and I was thinking of trying some as tea as well.
Trying2keepitReal
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It doesn't, it has a florally taste but very soft and not like it smells at all. It was my first time making it and I was happy with the results.
frustratedearthmother
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Thanks for the warning! I read that they really are nasty to eat as scrambled eggs. The article I read said that if you dehydrate them raw and use them for baking that there's no difference in taste between them and using a fresh egg. I think I'll try that - at least once anyway, lol.
