Funky Fresh Freebie – Heavenly Homemakers Guide to Canning and Preserving eBook – FREE September 19 Only!
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It’s an eBook that gives you step-by-step tutorials on organic gardening, canning, and freezing. I don’t claim to be an expert, but this book shares with you many basics I’ve learned about how to grow, harvest, and preserve delicious produce. Don’t have garden space? I explain how to make the most of your Farmer’s Market too.
Today only, September 19, Heavenly Homemakers Guide to Gardening and Preserving eBook is free!! Simply click the link below to download.
Check out our new and improved cover!
Sorry you missed the freebie, but you can still purchase the book at great discount!
Now through the end of September, purchase Heavenly Homemaker’s Guide to Gardening and Preserving for just $4.00! Use the code GARDEN4 for the discount. :)
$7.95
$4.00 when you use the code GARDEN4
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Thank you so much! I read through it already. I’m glad for the tomato ideas, cause I have a bumper crop! Also, we have enjoyed every recipe of yours that we have tried. Even my picky hubby!Yay, you rule!
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I have this ebook already I think…I LOVE it! Thanks!
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Thanks for the e-book. It’s great!
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Thank you. I got my copy. Love the fact it has pictures. :O)
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oh drat…i missed it.
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I missed the freebie:(
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I have this one! Love it! Getting ready to can my applesauce tomorrow!
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Hi I need some info about water bath canning with widemouth jars oh did I mention I am high altitude??I found out I know nothing about canning at all I have avoided it for years now I know why too many opinions how to do stuff… can you help me sort things out?
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Laura Reply:
September 24th, 2012 at 7:33 am
Oh dear, I don’t know anything about canning at a high altitude, but maybe this site will help: http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/foodnut/p41.html#can
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This is an awesome resouce!! I am an avid canner and there is so much great information in here! Thanks!!
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