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    I am about to wear my Google bar out. I grew up in the country and we had livestock and a garden and I never hear of any of that stuff except the muscadine. I got tuna in my freezer, but it would not make very good jelly.
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    Randy, next time we meet bring a jar of blackberry and I'll bring you a jar of figs. I'm talking preserves of course. Our figs were scarce this year, but we put up a few jars. The pecan trees look good and full. I have been eating cherry butter lately. Picked it up at a country stand in Michigan. Was lost on a back road, but worked out good. Should have seen the size of the cabbage(about 1 ft diameter) I got to go cut myself. Also picked up some mater's and corn. Ended up giving the cabbage to my wife's niece in Nashville, whom I met for the first time. I will post the results of what she cooked. Unfortunately we had already headed home. She calls this Amish stuffed cabbage rolls. Remember that's one head of cabbage. Name:  cabbage rolls.jpg
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