| Hi Achternaam, See the picture below? This is what you get when you don’t take the time to thin the carrots. Lots of super thin carrots. Still taste good but kind of a pain to peel for canning. Oh, yes, we eat them with the peels. Just canning projects need to be peeled. I picked out the largest to peel and can, and the rest will be snacked on, frozen, or cooked for supper. 
Okay, enough about carrots. Let's talk about canning! :)
Apple Butter Recipe in Quarts? - New Canning Chat! Chas wrote me and said, "I successfully made and canned 11 quarts of apple butter. I am now realizing, what the heck am I going to do with apple butter in such large jars?..."
Learn about Apple Butter in Quarts here. All American Pressure Canner - Page recently updated. This is a top-of-the-line canner. You can't go wrong buying any of the AA models available.
Learn about the All American Pressure Canner here. Mirro Pressure Canner - Page recently updated & now with pictures. The Mirro is another choice for pressure canning. It's not necessarily as common as Presto or All American, but I've heard mixed reviews. Here's what we know about the Mirro.
Learn about the Mirro Pressure Canner here. Gift Guide - I thought I’d recommend to you some items that I think would be great presents. Some of these are directly canning related, while others are just things I like, and I think you will too.
See the full Gift Guide here. Need More Gift Ideas? If you have a food preserver among your loved ones, you might want to check out Fillmore Container (Simply Canning's sponsor). They have lots of practical items and fun gadgets for canning, fermenting, cooking, candle making, and more. Maybe you'll find some gift ideas there too? Check out Fillmore Container here.  Sharon
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