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Gardening And Canning For Food Storage

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2011-02-23 | Article Marketing
Planting and growing fruits and vegetables can help you to integrate fresh produce into your diet. The following article describes how to do this in the proper manner. read more

Homemade Canning - Growing and Canning Your Own Food

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-04-14 | Recipes
When it comes to canning, the fresher the produce the better the flavor and the longer the shelf life would be of the canned produce. Avoid store-bought fruits and vegetables; these have been in cold storage, which results in a shorter shelf life and poorer flavor. Opt instead for produce purchased from a farmers market or from your garden. read more

Homemade Canning - Include Canning in Your Emergency Food Stockpile

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-03-26 | Recipes
Many people equate food stockpile with end-of-the world scenarios. However, stockpiling food is essential for a number of reasons including weather emergencies, natural (and not-so-natural) disasters, cash flow shortages, increasing food prices, extended guest stays, power outages, and much more. read more

Supplies For Home Canning

By: Jack Landry | 2010-10-27 | Article Marketing
Home canning and preserving has regained its popularity with a new generation of home canners. It remains a very satisfying food process, proven to be well worth the time and energy required to produce nutritious, healthy and additive-controlled fruits for your family. read more

Canning Or Freezing - Which One is Better?

By: Patty Getz | 2010-03-28 | Food & Beverage
Many new canners wonder if it is worth the effort or if they should freeze everything from the garden instead. There are many convincing arguments for both approaches and what you choose will ultimately depend on your available freezer space, what you are preserving, and your personal preferences. read more

Home Canning - Get a Jump Start on the Canning Season - Stock (and "Stalk") Up Now!

By: Lisa Carr | 2010-04-30 | Food & Beverage
Canning season may seem a long way off, but, for the prudent, now is the time to plan, prepare, and purchase your canning supplies. Now is the time to stock up, as well as "stalk" up, on your canning needs. Here are some tips and suggestions to get you jump started on a successful home canning preservation project! read more

Homemade Canning - Best Kinds of Soup for Home Canning

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-03-26 | Recipes
Canned soup is delicious and easy for lunches, dinners, and even snacks. Store-bought soup often contains large amounts of sodium and even hidden ingredients such as monosodium glutamate, yeast, and unknown spices and added artificial flavorings. Soup done by homemade canning is not only healthier, it is less expensive than the store-bought versions and you can control what goes into i read more

Homemade Canning - Pickling and Canning Is A Great Family Project

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-03-26 | Recipes
As a youngster my grandmother used to treat me and my mom to delicious canned vegetables gently heated up on the stove. Even though I was pretty young then, I still remember the delicious blend of tomatoes, zucchini, onions, garlic, and hot peppers she put into her jars. Later on as an adult, I learned how to can vegetables from friends of mine who were all in their 60’s. read more

Homemade Canning - Best Foods To Can When Just Getting Started With Home Canning

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-03-26 | Recipes
Home canning is the best way to capture the fresh taste, flavor and nutrients of the local foods. Food preservation is not a complicated affair. It has a simple procedure, which is easy, and you also need not worry about the food being spoiled if stored for a long time. The advantage of enjoying the preserved foods is that you can even have it off-season and it is not expensive if canned at h read more

Homemade Canning – Understand The Nutritional Value of Canning Your Own Food!

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-03-26 | Recipes
Food can be preserved for a long time if done correctly. Otherwise the food spoiling bacteria like yeast and molds can completely ruin your efforts. There are certain basic checklists that you need to carry out before you start preserving your food such as, when foods are dried, no moisture is present for the bacterial growth, frozen foods to be stored at temperatures too low for microorganisms to read more

Properly Canning Fresh Fruits And Vegetables

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2011-02-21 | Article Marketing
Home canned fruits and vegetables are a great part of food storage. Here are some things to keep in mind as you process your fruits and vegetables. read more

Home Canning - 5 Tips For Successful Canning

By: Rhonda Percell | 2010-03-27 | Food & Beverage
Do you know the five tips that will help you be successful when canning this season? If not, read on to learn these five great tips. read more

Canning Equipment - 7 Canning Supplies You Need For Home Canning

By: Rhonda Percell | 2010-03-28 | Food & Beverage
Do you know the seven canning supplies you need for home canning? Read on to make sure you have all seven before you start your canning this year. read more

Kerr Canning Lids Review

By: Ann Richter | 2010-04-01 | Food & Beverage
Canning has been and is a popular way of preserving the bounty of summer and fall harvest all year around. In troubled economic times, home canning makes even more sense. Growing and canning your own food cuts down your family's grocery bill. Not to mention you know that the food was grown organically and pesticide free. read more

Homemade Canning - Where's the Beef? Canning Your Meat, Poultry, and More!

By: Ginny A. Reilly | 2011-03-26 | Recipes
Why limit your home canning to produce? Scoop up a great seasonal deal on meat, poultry, or fish and experience the ease of meal preparation with canned meat. The best part is you know what is in the jar, there are no added flavors, no undisclosed spices, and no MSG. read more