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Tag Archives: food preservation
Strawberry Season in Maine
The fresh strawberries are starting to appear in the markets here in Southern Maine (!!!). I see strawberries as the official start to the short Maine preserving season – for one, strawberry jam is one of my favorite types of … Continue reading
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Strawberry Season in Maine
The fresh strawberries are starting to appear in the markets here in Southern Maine (!!!). I see strawberries as the official start to the short Maine preserving season – for one, strawberry jam is one of my favorite types of … Continue reading
Wintertime Canning: Hot Pepper Jam
Canning hot pepper jam in the middle of winter is the perfect pick-me-up. It’s nice to put up a quick little project that doesn’t rely on perfect in-season produce, and this jam refreshes the canning pantry which is starting to … Continue reading
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Wintertime Canning: Hot Pepper Jam
Canning hot pepper jam in the middle of winter is the perfect pick-me-up. It’s nice to put up a quick little project that doesn’t rely on perfect in-season produce, and this jam refreshes the canning pantry which is starting to … Continue reading
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Pressure Canning Chicken Stock
Since I am apparently in the business of posting useful holiday cooking tips (see my annual Portland Turkey Guide), here’s a quickie about canning your own chicken or turkey stock. You’ll likely have a turkey carcass next week, so pop … Continue reading
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Pressure Canning Chicken Stock
Since I am apparently in the business of posting useful holiday cooking tips (see my annual Portland Turkey Guide), here’s a quickie about canning your own chicken or turkey stock. You’ll likely have a turkey carcass next week, so pop … Continue reading
Canning Spaghetti Sauce in a Pressure Canner
My love for fresh, local tomatoes cannot be overstated. But (and I feel I’m making a bit of a canning confession here), I think preserving tomatoes in a way that captures their sweet, in-season taste can be a struggle. Preparing … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, easily vegetarian, fall, food preservation, local eating, pressure canning, summer, tomatoes, veggies
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Canning Spaghetti Sauce in a Pressure Canner
My love for fresh, local tomatoes cannot be overstated. But (and I feel I’m making a bit of a canning confession here), I think preserving tomatoes in a way that captures their sweet, in-season taste can be a struggle. Preparing … Continue reading
Preserving Peaches with Food In Jars' Marisa McClellan
Last Thursday, I had the pleasure of hosting Marisa McClellan, author of two preserving cookbooks and blogger at Food In Jars, at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension in Falmouth. We were all particularly excited to be a stop on … Continue reading
Preserving Peaches with Food In Jars’ Marisa McClellan
Last Thursday, I had the pleasure of hosting Marisa McClellan, author of two preserving cookbooks and blogger at Food In Jars, at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension in Falmouth. We were all particularly excited to be a stop on … Continue reading
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Tagged cookbooks, Food in Jars, food preservation, jam, Marisa McClellan, press, recipes, restaurants, reviews, spicy, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
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