These cranberry crumble bars are a cozy, budget-friendly treat made with pantry staples and leftover cranberries. Perfect for using up what you have and turning it into something your whole family will love!
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I had leftover cranberries and pantry staples—this is the bar my family keeps asking for

We all have those mystery freezer bags or half-used holiday ingredients that just sit there… waiting. For me, it was cranberries. Bought ’em for Thanksgiving sauce, forgot about them by Christmas. Then one tired Sunday, I grabbed my go-to baking basics—flour, oats, butter—and out came these Cranberry Crumble Bars.

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Want to grow a garden that feeds your pantry, not just your plate? A canning garden helps you plant with purpose so you can preserve more of what your family loves to eat. #CanningGarden #GrowYourOwnFood #VegetableGardening #HomeCanning #PreservingFood
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What Is a Canning Garden? A Simple Way to Grow What You’ll Actually Use

A canning garden is a veggie garden planted with your pantry in mind. Instead of growing a bit of everything, you focus on crops you’ll actually preserve—like tomatoes for sauce, cucumbers for pickles, or green beans for the pressure canner. You grow with recipes in mind, plan for harvests that make sense for canning, and aim to fill jars, not just salad bowls.

What Is a Canning Garden? A Simple Way to Grow What You’ll Actually Use Read Post »

Want to grow a garden that feeds your pantry, not just your plate? A canning garden helps you plant with purpose so you can preserve more of what your family loves to eat. #CanningGarden #GrowYourOwnFood #VegetableGardening #HomeCanning #PreservingFood
Gardening

What Is a Canning Garden? A Simple Way to Grow What You’ll Actually Use

A canning garden is a veggie garden planted with your pantry in mind. Instead of growing a bit of everything, you focus on crops you’ll actually preserve—like tomatoes for sauce, cucumbers for pickles, or green beans for the pressure canner. You grow with recipes in mind, plan for harvests that make sense for canning, and aim to fill jars, not just salad bowls.

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