...Friday we froze peaches...enough to make 4 peach crisps this winter
and another patch of pasta sauce.
My canning pot is huge...18 quart size
it's filled with chopped tomatoes...red and yellow ones
sweet onions
celery
orange peppers
shredded zucchini
fresh parsley
garlic chives
and fresh basil
everything mixed and cooking for 1/2 hour...
simmering for 3 hours...
looking good...I pureed it a bit, not too much
and simmered it for another few hours.
From start to finish...about 8 hours
and 10 jars of sauce to eat this winter.
My friend Christa came over for dinner and a Friday night of sewing.
We had pasta with some of the pasta sauce mixed with ground beef
and a garden salad for dinner
with peach cobbler dessert...it was sooo good!!
Sorry...no picture, I know I should have taken a picture before we ate...
I'm sure no one wants to see a picture of my leftovers.
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...a reminder of my
September giveaway.
I have another hand embroidered designs by Michelle Ridgway to giveaway.
I will pick the winner September 30th from all comments on my
blog postings from the month of September.
I'm hoping this will make me post more...
...sorry I know I have been very quiet in blogland.
The more postings you comment on in September ...
the more chances you have to win.
One comment per posting per person.
till next time and
happy stitching
Your sauce looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteYour sauce looks wonderful. Would you care to share the recipe? I need one since I cheat and use a mix with my tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteThe sauce makes such great sense, I love all the veggies.
ReplyDeleteThe pasta sauce looks so good and healthy....unfortunately I am allergic to half of the vegies in it. anglanouette at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteGreat looking sauce and the embroidery. Thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious. And the snowman is so cute.
ReplyDeleteYummy! I though of you this week. I was with a friend at a quilt expo and saw a red work pattern I liked. When I saw the name Bird Brain Designs I knew it would be a winner because of you! I love your work and you use this company a lot. So thank you Pauline!
ReplyDeleteYour sauce looks amazing!! Bet it taste good too. I used to can things when I was younger (a lot younger). It taste good when you don't have to go to the store to buy it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour sauce is beautiful to look at. I'mthinking it's also good to taste. Thank you for the chance to win the giveaway.
ReplyDeletePaula
Your sauce looks delish! I'm going to try canning some tomatoes for the first time. Maybe I'll through in some veggies like you show. Do you have a recipe?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...that looks delicious AND beautiful!
ReplyDeleteno garlic? My son and I canned last weekend and will probably do more... if I can find some tomatoes at a reasonable price. They are a little scarce this summer with all the crazy weather her in Missouri!
ReplyDeleteooohhh your sauce looks so good. I haven't canned in years. Not really practical for one but lucky me, my canning friends often share.
ReplyDeleteYou've certainly been very busy there! It looks yummy :-)
ReplyDeleteYour sauce looks delicious. I enjoy canning but have never made any tomato sauce. I love it when you hear the jars seal.
ReplyDeleteOh that sauce looks wonderful, and peach crisp sounds great, although it's not something I've ever tried, but anything with the word peach in must be good!
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous of all your fresh peaches and veggies Pauline. I'm at my sisters for a few days and we will pick pears today. I love pear preserves so I'm sure that's going to be on our agenda. Wonder if you can make pear crisp? :). Blessings, Marlene
ReplyDeleteMy goodness you are productive. It's so fun to have all of that goodness for the winter months.
ReplyDeleteI am wondering if you use a special pasta sauce. Yours looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteStop putting all this wonderful food on your site - it is making me so hungry!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks absolutely delicious!
And your stitching as always is a delight.
Your before picture is as yummy as the final sauce was! Got to love fall!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the recipe for the pasta sauce. It looks amazing! I've been wanting to try making my own. Now I'm really inspired. I'm going to pin it :)
ReplyDeleteI love homemade sauce.
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