Canning Shifts From Necessity To Hobby For Many
The Baltimore Sun notes a rise in hobbyist home canners who pursue weekend projects like salsa and chutney rather than winter storage. Experts warn that new USDA guidelines and modern safety practices, including discarding open kettle methods and wax paraffin seals, protect against botulism and spoilage.
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Department of Agriculture
Two Quick Canning Recipes For Berries And Jalapeno Jam
Two simple canning methods yield berry jam and jalapeno jelly. Berry mix uses blueberries cherries raspberries apple juice and lemon with honey. jalapeno jam blends peppers vinegar sugar pectin and optional dye. Both are sealed in half pint jars and processed in a boiling water bath for safety.
Save time and improve nutrition by eating less meat
Colleen Pierre e suggests cutting high protein foods to one daily portion to save money and time. Replace meat with eggs or vegetarian entrees, use beans, yogurt, and planned shopping to avoid waste. Cook large pots, reheat leftovers, and eat at home for better nutrition and lower costs. Colleen Pierre is a registered dietitian and ADA spokesperson.
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Colleen Pierre
Baltimore Evening Sun
American Heart Association
Updated dietary allowances urge higher calcium and vitamin C
The National Research Council raises calcium need for ages 19 to 24 to 1200 mg daily and vitamin C for smokers to at least 100 mg daily. It notes peak bone mass occurs around 25 and vitamin D aids calcium absorption.
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National Research Council
Testing Cholesterol in Children Aids Early Heart Health
Pediatrician Dr. Benard Dreyer of NYU Medical Center says testing serum cholesterol in children over two with family history of early heart disease can guide diet and care. He notes routine testing for all kids needs more evidence and recommends supervised low cholesterol diets for those with elevated levels.
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Benard Dreyer
New York University Medical Center
Dreyer
Linn County Extension Advises Canners To Check Gear Now
Extension Service urges savers to inspect pressure canners and supplies. Bev Kriegel of Linn County Extension notes jars should be checked for cracks and nicks. Staff will test gauges Tuesdays 9 to noon through Aug. 21 at 655 12th St Marion.
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Linn County Extension Service
Linn County Extension
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