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From Garden to Table<br />

Michael’s Pickles<br />

or Peppers<br />

Bridget and Michael Miller<br />

1 gallon cucumber or peppers<br />

1/3 cup minced onion<br />

12 garlic cloves<br />

2 tablespoons of mustard seed<br />

2 tablespoons of peppercorns<br />

1 tablespoon of red pepper flakes<br />

1 tablespoon of coriander seed<br />

6 heads of fresh dill<br />

1 and1/2-quart water<br />

1 cup white vinegar<br />

1 cup cider vinegar<br />

1/2 cup canning salt<br />

Slice cucumbers or peppers, put into<br />

jars with dill, boil liquids and seasonings<br />

to dissolve salt, let cool. Pour over pickles<br />

and let sit on counter for 3 days. (Shake<br />

or turn occasionally if you remember!)<br />

Refrigerate.<br />

We have been known to do a big batch<br />

of this in a 5-gallon bucket and added some<br />

onion slices in for the fun of it, delicious.<br />

Hamburger Relish<br />

Bridget and Michael Miller<br />

7 cups cucumbers-seeds out and<br />

ground. You can leave peel<br />

4 cups carrots ground<br />

3 medium onions ground (add<br />

more if you like)<br />

1 green pepper and 1 red pepper<br />

ground (add more if you like)<br />

4 teaspoons plain salt. Don’t use<br />

iodized salt or it will spoil<br />

Let stand 2 hours<br />

Put in strainer and drain<br />

Combine:<br />

3 cups vinegar<br />

4 cups sugar<br />

1 teaspoon mustard seed<br />

1 teaspoon celery seed<br />

1 teaspoon turmeric powder<br />

Add vegetable mixture and boil 20<br />

minutes and seal. Turn jars upside down<br />

and cover with towel overnight, and they<br />

should seal.<br />

Makes 4 pints.<br />

Spaghetti Sauce<br />

Bridget and Michael Miller<br />

4 medium onions, chopped<br />

4 cloves garlic, minced<br />

12 cups tomatoes, peeled and<br />

chopped<br />

3 bay leaves<br />

1/2 cup of oil<br />

1 1/4 teaspoon pepper<br />

4 teaspoons salt<br />

2 teaspoons oregano<br />

1/2 teaspoon basil<br />

12-ounce can tomato paste<br />

1/3 cup brown sugar<br />

Sauté onions and pepper in oil until the<br />

onion is tender. Add garlic, tomatoes, bay<br />

leaves, salt, oregano, and basil. Simmer<br />

for two hours, stirring occasionally. Add<br />

tomato paste and brown sugar. Simmer for<br />

one hour. Remove from heat, and remove<br />

bay leaves. Use immediately or cool and<br />

freeze. A pint of this sauce works just right<br />

for a pound of browned hamburger.<br />

Amber Knickrehm, Kerry Schepers-ChFC, and Shirley Driscoll<br />

Kerry Schepers is a<br />

of the Dave Ramsey programs<br />

Saving for retirement, building<br />

tax efficient options in<br />

retirement, or simply building<br />

emergency funds are habits<br />

needing encouragement.<br />

As our clients grow, their needs<br />

change. It is our goal to grow<br />

with our clients and ensure their<br />

objectives will be addressed<br />

now and in the future.<br />

Our greatest honor<br />

is learning your story.<br />

Come see us at our new location,<br />

107 E. Quarry Street, Maquoketa<br />

563-652-2491<br />

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Kerry Schepers and Amber Knickrehm are Registered Representatives. Shirley Driscoll is an office team member and not a registered representative. Registered Representative, Securities offered through Cambridge<br />

Investment Research, Inc., a broker-dealer, member FINRA / SIPC. Investment Advisor Representative Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc., A registered Investment Advisor. Cambridge and Ohnward Wealth<br />

and Retirement are not Affiliated. Products sold are Not FDIC insured, No bank guarantee, are not a deposit, are not insured by any federal government agency and may lose value.<br />

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