YHE-0029
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10 Steps To Good Jelly
This leaflet explains the boiling
down jelly making method.
Another popular method is the
commercial pectin method. If you
would like to try the commercial
pectin method, follow the directions
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FCS-2248
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A Closer Look - EFNEP Survey Form
"A Closer Look, EFNEP Survey Form," commonly known as the Behavior Checklist, surveys moms-to-be about ways they plan and fix foods. Nutrition practices, food safety, and food resource management que ...
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FCS-2261
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A Closer Look EFNEP Survey Poster
"A Closer Look, EFNEP Poster" is a companion to "A Closer Look, EFNEP Survey Form," commonly known as the Behavior Checklist, surveys moms-to-be about ways they plan and fix foods. Nutrition practice ...
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YHE-0226
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A Taste Of Tex-Mex
It’s fun to fix food for your friends, your family, and yourself. Tex-Mex foods
are good to eat and fun to make. Try these recipes and think of your own
menu. Include servings from all food groups. ...
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HE-0826
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AIM (Alabama in Motion)
Announcing.....
An easy and fun way to burn fat, lose
weight, ward off heart disease and
diabetes, strengthen your bones and
muscles, reduce
the risk of certain
cancers, lower your
blood pre ...
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HE-0579
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Alabama Blueberries
Blueberry production, mostly of the rabbiteye type, is increasing in Alabama. At present about 400 acres of blueberries are produced annually. This brochure offers tips on handling and freezing bluebe ...
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CRD-0080
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Alabama Home*A*Syst: Home Drinking Water
Why be concerned? Water is necessary to support life. Water makes up about 70 percent of the liquids found in our body. We must drink fresh water every day, and we depend on water to cook, clean, wat ...
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HE-0576
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Alabama Peaches
Thirty to forty varieties of peaches are grown commercially throughout Alabama. The harvest season begins in South Alabama in early May and is completed in North Alabama in early September. Alabama pr ...
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ANR-0833
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Alabama Seafood Facts
Gulf of Mexico fishermen harvest many species
of seafood. The four most economically valuable
forms landed in Alabama are shrimp, blue crabs,
oysters, and fish. Alabama seafood processors, in
turn ...
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