How would the great work of sanctification go on in a man if he had no trial? Trouble is often the only fire that will burn away the dross that clings to our hearts. Trouble is the pruning-knife which the great Husbandman employs in order to make us fruitful in good works. The harvest of the Lord’s field is seldom ripened by sunshine only. It must go through its days of wind, and rain, and storm.
* Apples are to be peeled, quartered and cored. ** Chili peppers are
to be seeded and chopped. *** Pears should be peeled, cored and cut into
strips. ~------------------------------------------------------
~----------------- In large preserving kettle mix the vinegar, sugar,
raisins, apples, garlic cloves, gingerroot, peppers, and salt. Bring to a
boil and simmer until the apples are mushy and transparent. If neccessary,
add a little more vinegar. Taste and add sugar and cayenne as desired.
Then add the pears and simmer until the pears are tranparent but not
overcooked. Spoon into hot jars and seal. Makes 8 - 10 Pints.
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