Michael taking a stab at cleaning strawberries with a knife. scary! |
My big helper! She did a super job. I was amazed! |
It's done!! Ready to put in the freezer! |
The girls processing them. They each had to push a button. |
Enjoying some of the straws with ice cream and choc. cake. |
The straw. jam and getting ready to add my pectin mix to the strawberries & sugar. |
Filling the jars & conatiners with the strawberry jam. |
Myron had to help too. He is using
one of those orange peelers and trying
to dig the tops off. |
I'm flipping through the advertisements and all of a sudden I realized that Meijer had Strawberries for 10 for $10 and get the 11the one free. They were 1 pound containers. Wow, this was an awesome deal! I called Moine discussed this with him and he was in total agreement that with the 4 children and that cheap of a price that it would be best to just go buy a bunch to make strawberry jam this year. I did! I got 44 lbs of strawberries for $40. I decided to take photos as we progressed but I did miss a few photos that I wish I had but so goes! Over all it was a good day! By the way sorry my boys don't normally run around with out shirts but for whatever reason their shirts were in the dryer and they had none in their drawers. I also apologize that their not in order. I'm not the smartest when it comes to setting up a blog and I still don't have it figured it out. The children loved helping me. This was our Strawberry day last week!! Children will only learn with hands on experience. It wasn't my first pick this day but God gave me the Grace to allow the 4 Muskateers to help in each step one way or another. !!
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The boys processing them. They each had to push a button as well. |
Opps...I made a few bags of strawberries. And one fell when I was stacking them in theg freezer |
I then got them processed and ready to make jam. |
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