One of those jars of tomatoes from the other day didn't seal so I put it in the fridge until I could get to the next batch of caponata. Today's batch differs in that I had no celery or green olives so I used extra Kalamata olives and peppers instead. This finishes off the eggplant and bell peppers I've had in the fridge from the farm. This batch is going into eight 8-ounce jars so I can add to my gift stash, as it's time to really get moving on the holidays!
First thing I did this morning, though, was make a batch of yogurt. I have discovered I like using yogurt from Green Mountain Creamery as a starter and I hadn't had a chance in a while to get to the store that sells it. Now that's resting on the heating pad in the basement and it'll be done after dinner.
Something bad happened to the sauerkraut I was making; it seems it didn't make enough liquid from the cabbage and the salt and the top of it got all moldy. Sadly, the only thing to do was to toss it. I suppose I might get more cabbage from the farm but maybe the sauerkraut will have to wait until next year.
First thing I did this morning, though, was make a batch of yogurt. I have discovered I like using yogurt from Green Mountain Creamery as a starter and I hadn't had a chance in a while to get to the store that sells it. Now that's resting on the heating pad in the basement and it'll be done after dinner.
Something bad happened to the sauerkraut I was making; it seems it didn't make enough liquid from the cabbage and the salt and the top of it got all moldy. Sadly, the only thing to do was to toss it. I suppose I might get more cabbage from the farm but maybe the sauerkraut will have to wait until next year.
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