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What's Happening

Life is happening! Time keeps ticking away. Children are growing up. Life moves on. And you know what? It has been almost a year since Simply Canning went live on line.

It has been a lot of work... and a lot of fun. I've 'met' some of the nicest people. Canners are a great bunch.

I plan to celebrate..... Lets have a birthday contest.

And I want THIS CAKE!!
Doesn't it look yummy! (no I did not make it... I only wish.

Click on the Cake to see my Birthday Spread the Word Contest. There's a prize involved!

In This Issue

What's Happening - Life, parties and a birthday contest.
Simple Recipe of the Month - Easy Fruit cobbler recipe
Your Questions - Do you have a chow chow recipe to share?
Sharon Recommends -Colorado Farmer's Market Cookbook.
Site Updates

Simple Recipe of the Month

Easy Fruit Cobbler - I got this recipe from my friend Shauna.
3.5 cups Fruit. (or 1 quart jar, drained)
1 cup flour
1 cup sugar
1 tsp baking powder
1 beaten egg
6T butter, melted
1/4 tsp cinnamon and 1T sugar combined

Place drained fruit in 9X9 pan. Mix flour, sugar and baking powder. Add in beaten egg and mix until crumbly. Spread over fruit. Drizzle melted butter on top and sprinkle with cinnamon/sugar combo.

Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 minutes. Super easy and super good. I've made this with fresh ground whole wheat flour and it works great. My favorite is cherry.

Your Questions

Spicy ChowChow- The only recipe I have is the one from the Ball Blue book. Anyone have a spicier version to share?

Sharon Recommends

I checked out the greatest cookbook from our library last week.

Colorado Farmers' Market Cookbook: Delicious Recipes & Tips Fresh from Colorado Farmers' Markets & Chefs

The recipes in this cookbook came from various ranches, farms and organic markets in Colorado.

They looked so good. I tried a few and they all turned out yummy. Even when I adapted them for my wild game and home canned products.

If you are in Colorado you might be interested in the Colorado Farmers Market Guide in the back of the book. This lists many Colorado Farmers Markets with phone numbers, websites, months that the Markets are open and where they are located.

Fantastic color photos of Colorado farms, farmers markets and produce set it all off.

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