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baking in mason jar...

Last post Dec 02, 2003 10:49 AM by Blestmomof6 . 20 replies.


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    Posted: Nov 26, 2003 2:04 PM in Cooking Hints & Tips
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    RE: baking in mason jar...
    I am so glad that I saw this post!! I have been looking for something different to do for my family this year!! Last year I did cookie mix and soup mix in jars for everyone.

    Laura
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    Reply Posted: Nov 30, 2003 8:54 AM in Cooking Hints & Tips
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    RE: baking in mason jar...
    Country paramedic, and anyone else with info. Any good recipes for the soup, cookie mixes in jars i would appreciate.Thanks in advance :) P.S What are all the "Bump" responses,do they have a meaning?
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    Reply Posted: Nov 30, 2003 12:13 PM in Cooking Hints & Tips
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    ladyhawk--bump means a person wants a particular post to be at the top of the list--so she/he types bump as a response--the BB automatically lists posts with the latest post responded to on top of the list.

    The same effect is achieved by actually making a response, but bump is used when the person has nothing to add.

    Putting a post at the top enables someone to find it easier--for instance, if I'm on kitchen chat and a person has a question which was dealt with extensively in hints & tips, rather than trying to condense the info. down in a new response, we can refer her to that post--and it's easier to find if it's near the top.

    Another reason to bump is if a question's been asked but not really answered (or a person wants more opinions--participants are FULL of those!) you can 'bump for more responses.'

    Occasionally someone gets in to a bump-fest and it's unclear WHY they're bumping--but if it suits them, no harm done!
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    Reply Posted: Nov 30, 2003 2:27 PM in Cooking Hints & Tips
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    Grelo: You said you were making some this year in quart jars. Have you done this before? I would prefer qts. instead of pints, cause I have a lot more quarts and wouldn't have to purchase pint jars.
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    Reply Posted: Dec 01, 2003 7:31 PM in Cooking Hints & Tips
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    RE: baking in mason jar...
    any good recipies for cookie mixes, soup mixes,ect in jar's i love them!thanks
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    Reply Posted: Dec 02, 2003 10:49 AM in Cooking Hints & Tips
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    RE: baking in mason jar...
    Here are two websites with loads of recipes for every kind of gift in a jar you could want.....

    http://www.momsview.com/discus/messages/135/7999.html

    http://www.razzledazzlerecipes.com/christmas/gifts/index.htm

    Hope that helps....

    ~Susan~
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