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  1. So happy to have come across this site! Over the past couple of years I’ve become more conscience about what I’m putting into my body. I know DIY is the best way. Thanks for sharing!

  2. You got me with the ketchup and bbq sauce recipe! I can’t wait to try it! I so appreciate your fresh and up beat approach to how to enjoy the full spectrum of cooking and eating…without giving up the need for healthy, quality food that nourishes us. Thanks! Looking forward to more!

  3. […] or two on instagram already, but I realized a similar variation of the BBQ Sauce is available on Meghan’s blog (the curry powder does not appear to be posted there), and so I thought I might turn this into a […]

  4. Hi Meghan – I am going to try the ketchup recipe? Do you remember approximately how many pounds i 10 cups of tomatoes?

  5. I was just looking up this recipe for about the millionth time so I thought I would post a comment and let you know how much my husband and I LOVE it! I’t so nice to have a sauce that I feel good about slathering on my food all summer. We’ve made it for many guests and plan on making it for a big group up at the cottage this summer. So amazingly tasty. Thanks for the amazing recipe :)

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  7. Can the ketchup and barbecue sauce be frozen. While I’m at it, can other condiments like mustards be frozen. I am busier some months more than others.

  8. Please, can anyone tell me how many pounds of tomatoes yields 10 cups chopped, and how much ketchup does this recipe make? I need to know how many jars to get. Thank you!!

  9. Freezer space is limited. Would these recipes be suitable for waterbath canning or pressure canning?