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Canning and preserving food is easy and safe to do. Anyone can teach themselves
how to can and preserve great healthy food. You will need some basic equipment
to get you started.
July 9, 2007
Often vegetables need to be blanched before freezing or canning. Here is a quick
and simple guide for blanching common vegetables. Blanching vegetables helps
preserve color and texture.
July 9, 2007
Canning & preserving food is not difficult but it does take time and
effort. And when you put that much time and energy, not to mention
money, into something you want it to turn out well. Here are the basics
for getting started with canning. From preparing to can to storing the
finished project – doing each step correctly will result in tasty, safe
food for your family.
August 6, 2007
Many people prefer freezing over canning for preserving food. It’s quick
and easy and retains the fresh crisp flavor for fruits and vegetables.
Less nutrients are lost when freezing foods and it’s less work when
working in small batches than canning.
August 6, 2007
Canning and preserving fruits, vegetables, meats and other goodies like
jellies and jams is a wonderful way to provide for your family. Once it
was the only way to ensure you had good food all winter long. Don’t let
today’s convenience of supermarket shopping keep you from learning how
to can your own food. The food tastes better, is healthier and you know
what is in there.
August 6, 2007
The Boiling Water Bath method of canning is never used for meats or
vegetables. It is only used for high acid foods such as fruits,
tomatoes, jelly, jams, relishes and preserves. In relishes and pickles
vinegar is added making the canning environment high acid even when the
ingredients, such s green peppers, are normally low acid.
August 6, 2007
Print these lovely
Thanksgiving place holders to use at your
Thanksgiving table. They will add the perfect touch when you share your
home canned bounty with friends and loved ones this fall season. You
might even want to make up a batch of
Blueberry &
Raisin Chutney to go with the turkey. Another great side dish is the
cucumber salad provided by the editor of Southern Cooking. YUMM!
October 8, 2007
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