While the internet and cable was out, we did a lot of reading around here. We've been visiting the library much more often this season. I was able to can a few things too.
One of the books I read, was A Killer Maize, A Farmer's Market Mystery, by Paige Shelton. It was pretty good too. In the very end of the book, the author shares recipes. I have never made strawberry syrup, so I saved up 2 lbs. of my Ever-bearing strawberries and made some. Although the recipe states you end up with 7 - 1/2 pints, I had 5. Not sure why, other than the strawberries I used maybe. Next time, I will use more if I have them. This giveaway is closed now. Winner is posted.
We tried our strawberry syrup on ice cream the other night, and oh my gosh! It is delicious!
I am also thankful for enough cucumbers in my garden, to can one batch of Bread and Butter pickles. I was afraid we would not see anymore this season.
So, in my excitement of getting something stocked up, I am giving away this book. Simply post a comment about something you are thankful for. Anonymous comments will not be accepted, and you must be follower of my blog. Unfortunately (so sorry to all of my out-of-the U.S. blogging friends), I cannot ship out of the U.S. for this giveaway. Money is tight due to the recent events around here. I hope you all understand.
The winner will be drawn on August 15th, and you will have one week to claim it. It also comes with a locally made milk chocolate bar.
One of the books I read, was A Killer Maize, A Farmer's Market Mystery, by Paige Shelton. It was pretty good too. In the very end of the book, the author shares recipes. I have never made strawberry syrup, so I saved up 2 lbs. of my Ever-bearing strawberries and made some. Although the recipe states you end up with 7 - 1/2 pints, I had 5. Not sure why, other than the strawberries I used maybe. Next time, I will use more if I have them. This giveaway is closed now. Winner is posted.
We tried our strawberry syrup on ice cream the other night, and oh my gosh! It is delicious!
I am also thankful for enough cucumbers in my garden, to can one batch of Bread and Butter pickles. I was afraid we would not see anymore this season.
So, in my excitement of getting something stocked up, I am giving away this book. Simply post a comment about something you are thankful for. Anonymous comments will not be accepted, and you must be follower of my blog. Unfortunately (so sorry to all of my out-of-the U.S. blogging friends), I cannot ship out of the U.S. for this giveaway. Money is tight due to the recent events around here. I hope you all understand.
The winner will be drawn on August 15th, and you will have one week to claim it. It also comes with a locally made milk chocolate bar.
Comments
Love your blog Kristina.
Thank you Kristina for the great book give away.
Have a beautiful week.
Hugs,
Debbie
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Blessed in Colorado
This is an awesome book giveaway Kristina.
Hugs,
Denise
Liz
I'm not canning this year but next year if I'm back North by then...I hope to be! You're my inspiration! That book looks really good! Thanks for the drawing!