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Non mainstream canning recipes

Posted by uaskigyrl 9 (My Page) on
Sat, Jul 21, 12 at 12:48

Hi!

Has anyone actually ever eaten pickled chard stems? I've seen recipes but have never tried them. I don't want yo go thru all the work and not like them...

Also, I found some Ario (sp?) Berries at the market. I've never had them before but the farmer let me try one and it tasted like a super concentrated berry to me...has anyone tried making a jam with these?

Thanks
uaskigyrl


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RE: Non mainstream canning recipes

Can you describe the Ario berries? It's not a name that rings a bell but maybe a physical description will help.

When you say super-concentrated berry, of what type?

Carol


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RE: Non mainstream canning recipes

Hi! It tastes like a super concentrated purple grape...sorry, don't know why I wrote berry, lol. They look like small purple grapes and they are the size of currants...


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RE: Non mainstream canning recipes

oh, and they are firm like a blueberry...actually, if you didn't tast one, you would prolly mistake it for a blueberry


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