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  1. Perfect Preserves: Provisions from the Kitchen Garden by Nora Carey, Michael Hales, 1995-09
  2. A Passion for Preserves: Jams, Jellies Marmalades, Conserves Whole and Candied Fruits by Frederica Langeland, 1997-10
  3. Gourmet Preserves Chez Madelaine: Elegant Marmalades, Jams, Jellies, and Preserves in Small Quantities ¿ Plus Quick Breads, Tarts, Scones, Muffins, and Desserts by Madelaine Bullwinkel, 2005-03-10
  4. Blue Ribbon Preserves: Secrets to Award-Winning Jams, Jellies, Marmalades and More by Linda J. Amendt, 2001-07-01
  5. The River Cottage Preserves Handbook by Pam Corbin, 2010-06-15
  6. Jams, Preserves and Chutneys (Basic Basics) by Marguerite Patten, 2001-02
  7. The New Preserves: Pickles, Jams, and Jellies by Anne V. Nelson, 2005-09-01
  8. The Complete Jerky Book: How to Dry, Cure, and Preserve Everything from Venison to Turkey by Monte Burch, 2010-07-28
  9. Gourmet Preserves by Judith Choate, 1989-03
  10. Gourmet Preserves Chez Madelaine by Madelaine Bullwinkel, 1987-08
  11. Home Made Preserves, 50 Step-by-Step: Delicious easy-to-follow recipes for jams, jellies and sweet conserves, with 240 fabulous photographs. by Maggie Mayhew, 2008-12-25
  12. Perfect Preserves by Hilaire Walden, 2002-11-14
  13. Victorian Preserves, Pickles And Relishes (Victorian Cupboard Series) by Allison K. Leopold, 1992-09-08
  14. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Jams, Jellies & Preserves by Yvonne Tremblay, 2003-05-06

41. That's Not What The Recipe Says: Campfire Cooking
We love campfire cooking and had some fabulous meals while we were tenting it in Maine. The Kitchen Genius loves campfire steak best so that was a must have dinner along with salt
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Campfire Cooking
We love campfire cooking and had some fabulous meals while we were tenting it in Maine. The Kitchen Genius loves campfire steak best so that was a must have dinner along with salt encrusted potatoes wrapped in foil and cooked in the coals.
The firepit was just a few feet from the lake so our "kitchen" view was pretty awesome.
The town of Winthrop where we stayed has a twice a week farmers market. Cooler space was at a premium so I restrained myself to ingredients for a nice salad and a loaf of homemade bread (heating up in foil over the fire above).
I bought some strawberries for snacking that made their way into some yummy strawberry banana pancakes for breakfast.
Of course the boys had to have bacon and we actually had electricity at this campground so we brought our electric griddle. It was so convenient we cooked breakfast several days instead of just eating cereal like we usually do.
We didn't rough it every night. My brother Scott and his wife Shayna invited us over to their house for dinner and my step-father Tom sprang for lobsters. Despite a violent thunderstorm and the torrential rain that began the second the food was ready to eat, we had quite a feast.
KG had a hankering for mussels so he cooked up six pounds of his Dijon mussels
My brother Scottie fired up his smoker to cook two whole chickens for my kids who don't like seafood. I want a smoker of my own now.

42. How To Harvest, Eat And Prepare Persimmon Fruit For Preserves And Cooking | EHow
The American persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) is a tree that produces a small orangeyred fruit, related to apples, that ripens after the first frost. They taste sweet and
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By chevalita eHow Member I want to do this! What's This? The Beautiful American Persimmon User-Submitted Article The American persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) is a tree that produces a small orangey-red fruit, related to apples, that ripens after the first frost. They taste sweet and mild with a hint of something like cinnamon. The persimmon tree is native to Kentucky, Tennessee, The Virginias and surrounding states. Below you will find the steps to select and prepare Persimmons to eat. Difficulty: Easy
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  • Selecting and Picking Persimmons: Pick your persimmons after the first frost when they have matured to a full orangey color and are soft like a plum. Persimmons are ripe when they fall from the tree. So when I say pick, I pick up off the ground.
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    Masculine preserves? Cooking, gender and family, c. 19451985 Peter Jackson (Professor in the Department of Geography, Sheffield University) and Sarah Olive (Research Assistant in the
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    Fruit Spreads/Jams Fresh chunky salsas Mustards BarBQ Sauces Marinades Hot Sauces Frostings Relishes Preserves Cooking sauces
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    45. Pear Preserves? - Cooking For Your Family - BabyCenter
    Pear preserves? My SIL gave me a jar of homemade pear preserves, and while I like them, my DH and kids won't eat them on toast or anything. I successfully
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    46. Perfect Summer Preserves - Cooking School - Food - Canadian Living
    Everything you need to know about canning and preserving PLUS recipes from our 3 part preserving series.
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