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Pear (Apple) Sauce – Canning What You Grow

Posted on October 30, 2016

Holly shows how to make and can pear or apple sauce.

Recipe:
8 pounds apples or pears – cored and quartered
2 cups water
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 to 1 1/4 cups sugar.

Put apples(pears), water, and lemon juice in stock pot. Cook until soft, stirring often.

Run apples through food mill or sieve.

Put apple mixture back in pot, add sugar for taste. Cook until boiling and desired consistency.

Ladle into quart or pint jars. 1/2 inch headspace. Wipe rims. Adjust 2 piece caps. Can pints for 15 min, quarts for 20 min,

Remove from canner, remove rings, label and store when cooled.

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Is it really working The Eco Garden House Grow Indoors 247365 The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener

Posted on October 28, 2016 Updated on October 28, 2016

Join Joey as he shows how to over winter a eggplant it works the same with peppers and is the Eco Garden House REALLY working?

Episode #1 What is the Eco Garden House http://tinyurl.com/z4q4a7m

Episode #2 Planting Tomatoes & Basil In The Eco Garden House Grow Indoors 24-7-365 The WI Vegetable Gardener http://tinyurl.com/zntt9hu

Episode #3 Planting Peppers, Beans & Radishes The Eco Garden House Grow Indoors 247365 The WI Veggie Gardener
http://tinyurl.com/jf5vnzc

Episode #4 Planting Cukes lettuce & too much water The Eco Garden House Grow Indoors 247365 The WI Veg Gardener http://tinyurl.com/jnwly8j
What is the Eco Garden House? It is the best all in 1 indoor growing unit you can buy. In this the 1st in a series of video on growing indoors with the Eco garden house Joey give a tour and talks about the great features the Eco Garden House has to offer to make growing indoor so easy. ecogardenhouse.com

The Eco Garden House™ is a fully self-contained indoor gardening system that simulates natural conditions and comes with everything you need to grow vitamin rich fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers and plants right in your own home.

Where you can buy the Eco Garden House.
http://bit.ly/WisVegGardener
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