Tackling Two HUGE Winter Food Preservation Projects!


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  1. @meleke3
    @meleke3 says:

    I came across another one of your videos and really enjoyed it. ❤your canning/storage room in the basement. I did subscribe and look forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you.

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  2. @uppanadam
    @uppanadam says:

    Processing pumpkin isn't one of my favourite things too do in the kitchen!! Very time-consuming and very hard too chop up pumpkin sometimes!! Woth it of course for a feed of roast pumpkin!! But if you can get it prepped from the supermarket I do it that way!! It's called cheating I know!! But it saves a lot of time and effort!! LOL!!

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  3. @olgyone1195
    @olgyone1195 says:

    I an 69 and was always taught by my nana and in my domestic science class to use half lard and half block margarine but of course you could use block butter for pastry I'm not sure we used lard for any other biscuits or scones etc though but usually always margarine as it was cheaper

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  4. @designyourfoodspace
    @designyourfoodspace says:

    No recipe but my Filipino MIL makes a delicious shrimp dish with cubed kabocha squash, cabbage, and chayote. She uses a Filipino seasoning packet for chop suey but I’m sure you can just do onions/garlic/ginger and whatever you like. Then at the end she adds a touch of fish sauce which is completely optional but it’s so good! She serves it with jasmine rice. Yum yum!

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  5. @wb2804
    @wb2804 says:

    Pumpkin is a great way to get around a nightshade allergy (tomato, potato, peppers, eggplant). There are nightshade allergy recipe books out there that use pumpkin.

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  6. @chasityfolks
    @chasityfolks says:

    I make a savory (ground) lamb pie with cubed pumpkin, golden raisins, and shelled pumpkin seeds… seasoned with cumin, coriander, onion, garlic, cilantro, harissa paste, beef or veggie broth made into a nice thick filling, layered into phyllo dough (phyllo & butter x10-15 for bottom crust & top crust), drizzle with melted butter and bake until golden brown and bottom crust is crisp… Also, I'm sorry for no measurements… I just cook by taste and from the heart😊 😊😊

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