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grouse, guinea fowl, hare, pigeon, quail, rabbit, snipe, turkey, venison fruit; (h/p means home-produced):apples(h/p), apricots, avocado pears, bananas, blackberries(h/p), black currants(h/p), cherries(h/p), damsons(h/p), figs, gooseberries(h/p), grapefruit, grapes, greengages(h/p), lemons, limes, loganberries
grouse, guinea fowl, hare, pigeon, quail, rabbit, snipe, turkey, venison fruit; (h/p means home-produced):apples(h/p), apricots, avocado pears, bananas, blackberries(h/p), black currants(h/p), cherries(h/p), damsons(h/p), figs, gooseberries(h/p), grapefruit, grapes, greengages(h/p), lemons, limes, loganberries...
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freezing and storage. freezer storage chart ( degf) note: freezer storage is for quality only. frozen foods remain safe indefinitely. item months bacon and sausage to casseroles to egg whites or egg substitutes frozen dinners and entrees to gravy, meat or poultry to ham, hotdogs and lunchmeats to meat, uncooked
roasts to meat, uncooked steaks or chops to meat, uncooked ground to meat, cooked to poultry, uncooked whole poultry, uncooked parts poultry, uncooked giblets to poultry, cooked soups and stews to wild game, uncooked to tips to prevent freezer burn, don't leave slices very long in the freezer unwrapped...
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the humble split pea is an ingredient that often flies under the radar, but they're such inexpensive, nutrient-packed powerhouses. just one cup of uncooked split peas has grams protein, plus lots of fiber, potassium, iron, magnesium, etc. and it only cost $ from the bulk bins at our local food co-op
author: kaitlin - the garden grazer prep time: minutes cook time: minutes total time: hour minutes category: soup cuisine: gluten-free, oil-free, vegan servings: medium bowls ingredients cup split peas (yellow or green, uncooked) onion cloves garlic carrots - stalks celery oz. can diced tomatoes (or...
https://www.thegardengrazer.com/2019/09/everyday-split-pea-soup.html