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Canning Peaches- step by step with photos
I am so excited that I finally got got some canning accomplished. I bought peaches from Young’s Farm earlier in the week. Carla sells the ones that are a little banged up for 99 cents a pound. With a little trimming, they are as good as new. I tried to take some pictures along the […]