Since it has been longer than 24 hours it is too late to reprocess them as suggested in the other discussion. Did you do them in a BWB or PC and for how long? It can make a difference in cold storage time but basically its no more than 3 weeks in the fridge. Or you can open them, bring back to a boil, add the lemon juice, put in freezer containers and freeze them for longer storage. Dave

Diane, I am glad y'all are planning on coming despite Steve's accident, and am thrilled he is doing so well although I know a very long recovery lies ahead of him. You know, all we really care about is that you folks come! Everyone will understand if the chaos continues and you don't have extra plants to bring. It's amazing to think you have any plants up and growing at all after what y'all have been through the last couple of weeks. I know it is going to be a tough spring with Steve unable to help you like he usually does, so don't be too hard on yourself and try to do too much. The important thing is that Steve survived amazingly well considering the seriousness of his injuries. We're all going to have such a grand and glorious day together at Paula's. Dawn

That's why the current one is now links instead of the full text. It should be much easier to find what you're looking for b/c there is far, far less text to sift through. Look at the subjects of each post to find your topic and click on the link that takes you directly to that topic...and only that topic. I'm hoping this will be easier fore everyone to use. Here is a link that might be useful: Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens!

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