Thanks to my mother-in-law for helping me get started and snapping a few pictures of the process! 


It all started when I got 100 lbs of pears and 15 pounds of cheeries. What was I thinking? Oh, right, I was thinking I was ordering 25 lb boxes, not 50 lb boxes.
Then it continued with the first frost (and a week of snow!) in the forecast. That meant we had to pull a bunch of stuff out of the garden.

All this led to:
All this led to:
~quarts and quarts of canned pears
~canned cheeries
~canned pearsauce (think applesauce with pears instead:)
~cinnamon pear jam
~cranberry pear jam
~dehydrated pear chips
~dehydrated veggie chips
~lots of new recipes with fresh pears (I'll share later)
Mason was a big help!
3 comments:
I am in total awe of you and all the canning and gardening on top of taking care of your baby son. Amazing! I love your photos and your recipes, thanks so much for sharing!
Girl that is a lot of canned fruit!!! Looks yummy - whatcha gonna do with all that??? I wish I could be as talented...
Holy moly! You weren't kidding! Pearsauce? Yummy. Way to make use of everything!! :D
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