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- Merlin
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No Biscuits And Gravy Yet
The wife came home from the hospital today after a week and a half, but she will be in bed for a few more days and the only thing I know about food is eating it. I have been picking and snapping beans and they just about fall out of the ice box when I open the door. Won't be doing any canning this year.
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Put some water in a pot and put some beans in. Heat it a while till the beans soften, dump off water, cover with butter and serve. Then again that's where good neighbors and reletives can help.
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Merlin, gold to hear your wife is home, and hope she makes a rapid recovery. As for as cooking, yours can't be any worse than mine. When Joann broke her foot a few years ago my cooking was so bad that our dog ran away form home to avoid eating my leftovers..
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- johnbron
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Hey Merlin, Take those snapped beans and blanch them in boiling water. I used to blanch mine and then fast freeze them on a cookie sheet and then put them in a plastic bag and into the freezer. I like them much better than canned as they are like eating fresh picked beans months later. A lot less work than canning also. Especially when its you and not me doing that chore.
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