everything I canned in 2023 // food preservation //filling the pantry

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[@RebeccaAnnette]

So pretty and organized! 😊

[@carolinew6095]

Hi Christina,
I am in awe of how organised and tidy everything is!
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[@RosemarieTM]

That is so great you were able to can all those goodies!
I was gifted an old pressure canner but I'm afraid to use it & honestly I don't even know where to begin.
We had a rough year with squash due to squash beetles. I usually mash and freeze the squash and have never thought about canning them until you just mentioned it! If I could just figure out how to use this thing. 🤣
We usually have venison every year in the deep freeze and the broth is amazing! Do you like the "gamey" flavor of venison? My husband doesn't so I try to hide the flavor with extra spices but I love the wild game flavor especially of moose meat!
Well thank you for sharing your canning season....if I could I would send you some Maine wild blueberries ☺️ & I agree wild berries are much better than cultivated berries!
Have a wonderful week 🙂

[@brendahowell5946]

So beautiful. Where do you get your seeds from thanks

[@ChristinaOurWoodHome]

I buy a few different brands of seeds from various hardware or grocery stores near me. No fancy brands, just seeds that have been grown in Canada. Many of my seeds are heirloom that I have been saving.