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theHandpuppet Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Aug-11-11 05:28 AM
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2. I'm looking for canned because they don't require electricity for storage
I keep lots of canned goods in my cellar pantry because it provides me with a store of emergency goods that don't require electricity to preserve. I do freeze some of my own, home-grown kale though. Kale is so hearty that it winters over here in northern WV. Folks who hate greens have probably never had fresh greens cooked properly (i.e., not cooked into mush). I like mixing turnip and kale greens along with diced turnips. Diced parsnips are a great addition too if you like a bit more of a kick.

I agree with you about the baked beans. Everything these days is ruined with the addition with loads of sugar and/or corn syrup. You can barely taste the actual food these days for all the sugar! B&M used to make some good baked beans but I haven't had any in quite some time so I couldn't guarantee they are using the same recipe. It came/comes in brown glass jars.

Frankly, I think many people these days have no idea what real food tastes like!
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  -Bush's no longer producing canned greens theHandpuppet  Aug-10-11 11:41 PM   #0 
  - how about frozen greens?  grasswire   Aug-11-11 12:43 AM   #1 
  - I'm looking for canned because they don't require electricity for storage  theHandpuppet   Aug-11-11 05:28 AM   #2 
  - Sounds like time to invest in a pressure canner.  Denninmi   Aug-11-11 08:22 AM   #3 
  - I did google canned collard greens...  grasswire   Aug-11-11 11:27 AM   #5 
  - I tried the "Glory" brand.  theHandpuppet   Aug-11-11 12:05 PM   #6 
  - how do you freeze kale?  shireen   Aug-16-11 11:26 PM   #13 
  - They sell frozen collards here  Warpy   Aug-11-11 07:16 PM   #9 
  - Can your own. Buy a pressure canner, and learn how to use it.  kestrel91316   Aug-11-11 10:33 AM   #4 
     - I've been wanting to do just that for years now  theHandpuppet   Aug-11-11 12:06 PM   #7 
        - Pressure cookers are small - just stovetop pots for cooking a meal in.  kestrel91316   Aug-11-11 12:24 PM   #8 
           - There are several sizes available and the ones that take pint jars  Warpy   Aug-11-11 07:17 PM   #10 
              - Yeah, but any pressure canner that can't take quarts doesn't deserve the name.  kestrel91316   Aug-12-11 10:19 AM   #11 
                 - That's why I got one that will take quarts  Warpy   Aug-12-11 11:20 AM   #12 
 

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