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joyfulmama
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Debra
Silver Springs NV
USA
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Posted - Mar 19 2008 :  1:19:58 PM  Show Profile
I love them but they are loaded with sodium.. and all the recipes I had found used steamed veggies I wanted to start out with raw.. So I did.. you can read the rest of the story on my blog
http://fruityfamily.blogspot.com

I am very pleased with the results!

Blessings, Debra
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bboopster
True Blue Farmgirl

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Betty Jo
West Bend Wisconsin
USA
1140 Posts

Posted - Mar 22 2008 :  06:31:47 AM  Show Profile  Click to see bboopster's MSN Messenger address
The carrots sound very good, will give it a try. Thank you for sharing.

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Aunt Jenny
True Blue Farmgirl

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Jenny
middle of Utah
USA
11381 Posts

Posted - Mar 22 2008 :  10:55:29 AM  Show Profile
I love pickled veggies too. I do dilly beans (green beans) each year..they are my kid's favorites..and green tomato pickles are great. I like to do a mixed pickled veggies too sometimes. I think right now all I have left of my canning pickles from last year are one jar of dilly beans and a few jars of pickled pepper rings. I have never done JUST carrots..will have to do that. I love carrots! My sister in law has an uncle who did the most wonderful pickled okra....she has the recipe and I plan to do some as soon as I get enough of an okra crop. My okra usually produces just about enough for one pan of fried okra and that's it. I am trying more types this year and hopeing for a good little crop of it.

Jenny in Utah
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