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Mastering Food Preservation: Canning Acid Foods
The eighth class in the Master Food Preserver Program built on knowledge gained in previous sessions, and introduced us to additional techniques for canning and preserving high acid foods, particularly fruit. Shown above: The new stainless steel boiling water canner … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, cabbage, canning, mastering food preservation, mfp, peaches, pears
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Mastering Food Preservation: Pickles & Relish
Canning pickles helps to free up precious refrigerator space, and preserves them for longer term storage. With some of my previous attempts resulting in less than satisfactory pickles, I was looking forward to picking up some tips for crispier pickles … Continue reading
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Tagged cabbage, canning, corn, cucumbers, mastering food preservation, mfp, pickling
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