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Not enough acid in pumpkin so you have to pressure can them.

Cover the pumpkin cubes with the leftover hot cooking liquid, leaving 1-inch of headspace. Add lids and rings and place into your pressure canner. Process quart jars for 90 minutes at 15 pounds pressure. Process pint jars for 55 minutes at 15 pounds pressure.
Dang! I don't have a pressure canner. I guess I'll just have to freeze it.
 
Dang! I don't have a pressure canner. I guess I'll just have to freeze it.
That is what I do. My pie recipe takes 2 cups so I freeze in two cup sizes and put the smaller packages into a gallon ziplock bag. I prepared one sugar pie pumpkin on Sunday and plan on getting more next weekend
 
That is what I do. My pie recipe takes 2 cups so I freeze in two cup sizes and put the smaller packages into a gallon ziplock bag. I prepared one sugar pie pumpkin on Sunday and plan on getting more next weekend
Our vines died out and we've had a few killer frosts already so we had to pick ours green. I've got some really itty bitty ones that I'm going to cut open and let the hens have. I learned yesterday that the pigs love the guts. It's about the only thing they'll eat raw (yes we cook for them every morning).

I was planning on making a pumpkin sticky toffee pudding yesterday but Jeff dropped by. I'll probably do that today.
 
Our vines died out and we've had a few killer frosts already so we had to pick ours green. I've got some really itty bitty ones that I'm going to cut open and let the hens have. I learned yesterday that the pigs love the guts. It's about the only thing they'll eat raw (yes we cook for them every morning).

I was planning on making a pumpkin sticky toffee pudding yesterday but Jeff dropped by. I'll probably do that today.
My DW is leaving for a trip on Friday and will be gone for two weeks. I plan on getting a pie made before she goes
 

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