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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

Lynda, you never cease to amaze me and never cease to "crack me up laughing" 
!  
 
But rutabagas are rather large in size, you must be feeling mighty generous !


--- On Wed, 7/15/09, Lynda <lurine AT com-pair.net> wrote:




 I've 
questioned the sanity and intellect level of the average sheople for years. 
I no longer question either their sanity or their intellect.  I am now 
convinced that they are all insane and have no higher an IQ than a truckload 
of rutabagas!





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> > maybe a
> little something to keep the crunch.
>

Pickling lime will do that.  Alum will too.

Most of the non-vinegary such commercial preparations have citric acid (or
some such) to make them acidic enough to can safely.  You can get food grade
citric acid readily, we get it from one of the cheese making suppliers.

Jams