What about canning, storing, saving up food grown during summer: What are best options?
Note: The posts are read from top to bottom.
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minnemom:
Q13 My mom canned everything but I'm afraid of the pressure cooker :-0 so I freeze produce. #foodchat
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ComfyPaws:
Q13 learn to can! contact local ext. office if no friends or family to teach you #foodchat
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minnemom:
Q13 Only problem with freezing is that it takes a lot of freezer space. :-) #foodchat
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FairFoodFight:
Q13: Freeze tomatoes whole. When ready to use, let them thaw a bit, and the skin slips right off. Nifty as heck. #foodchat
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kubileya:
Q13 Drying & freezing are easiest methods. Lacto-fermenting is easy & can be done in small batches. #foodchat
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RinckerLaw:
Q13: Canning foods is a lost art - wish I had something to add here. My grandma would always can can food from the garden. #foodchat
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ComfyPaws:
Q13 all those green beans, taters, tomatoes, pumpkin etc from last yr takes up no freezer space - and the jars are pretty #foodchat
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minnemom:
Q13 I just wish I could get potatoes and onions to last through the winter. #foodchat
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kubileya:
Q13 Canning is a little more involved (need special equip, etc.) but very rewarding #foodchat
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ComfyPaws:
Q13 jar storing is easy - had a cupboard built in laundry room. Know some folks with canned goods under their beds! #foodchat
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cowartandmore:
Q13 Good question! The oranges off our tree are going soft. Can't use them all up before they go bad. :( #foodchat
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Zmander:
Q13 I wish I would can~I remember my mother canning~I just toss whole tomatoes in the freezer :( #foodchat
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