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		<title>My Very First Time in the Can &amp; It Ain&#8217;t Gonna Be Sweet</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Paid a little visit to Ma Needle in the South over the weekend &#38; she hooked me up with all my canning needs. Isn&#8217;t mooching a beautiful thing?   So&#8230;now I have no excuse not to get my CAN in gear.  And because berry season will quickly be coming to a close I think I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Paid a little visit to Ma Needle in the South over the weekend &amp; she hooked me up with all my canning needs. Isn&#8217;t mooching a beautiful thing?   So&#8230;now I have no excuse not to get my CAN in gear.  And because berry season will quickly be coming to a close I think I shall make preserves my first attempt.  (OK&#8230;it may also have something to do with the fact that my mother said the easiest, narcoleptic cat simple thing to can are jams.  She just ASSUMES I will take the easiest path. Geeeeze.  Soooo judgmental.)  So jams it is.  I grew up eating my grandmother&#8217;s trip-an-old-nun-to-get-to-the-last-jar-raspberry preserves, so I know I can get my hands on some killer recipes.  The problem?  Sweet sassy malassy with the sugar,  Granny Needle!  How do we not all diabetes and shares in a moo-moo manufacturing company?  Save a little cane for the rest of the continent.<img src="http://extension.usu.edu/juab/images/uploads/FCS/canning2.jpg" alt="nn" /></p>
<p>Since I would prefer my children not to need dentures by the second grade&#8230;I would like to find  some recipes with a wee bit less sugar. Like none.  I also don&#8217;t want any artificial sweeteners.  And since  everyone gave me such great canning advice last time&#8230;why bother to do my own research.  (I am actually doing research&#8230;but there is nothing better then a tried and true recipe in which someone else has suffered through all the trying and a truing.)</p>
<p>Oh&#8230;and can you all be quick about doing <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">my</span> your homework; berry season is almost over here and <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">I</span> you forgot to get started in time.</p>
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