We're trying to decide what to preserve for Harvest Month - we're looking forward to a canning session soon. In the meantime we're going to give you a daily (or so) preserve for inspiration.
Up today: Chez Pim's Oven-Dried Tomato Confit in Olive Oil. The lovely Pim dried tomatoes in the oven, gave them and some whole garlic cloves a quick steep in hot vinegar, than canned them with olive oil and marjoram.
Check it out - these would certainly make lovely holiday gifts!
Are you planning on canning anything this month?
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If you are like me and can't get past the beauty of these jars to even begin to appreciate what they contain, here's the info you're probably looking for: they are made by Weck Canning - the only problem with them is they don't stack.
We used them for preserved lemons, given as a favor at our wedding with a booklet of related recipes. Here is the recipe with a pretty terrible photo. Perhaps it's time to revisit the preserved lemon topic?
We're going apple picking this coming weekend (reviving a much loved outing as a child) and I plan on making some rocking apple butter and trying my hand at canning. Never done it before, but no time like the present? Wish me luck.
I bought a couple dozen of these Weck jars at a tag sale a couple years ago based on their beauty alone. If I can find a day to do it, I'd like to try to really use them!
Be careful of canning in oil. It's generally considered unsafe (beacuse it's low-acid) and is not recommended. I'm not sure if steeping the ingredients in vinegar would be enough.