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I wrote a book about preserving food. The same step-by-step instruction and full-color photos you find in my blog. Buy it at Yes, You Can
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Sprouts
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Preserving
Links on this page lead to articles by Daniel Gasteiger about preserving produce from your small kitchen garden.
How to Can Tomatoes from a Small Kitchen Garden
How to Dehydrate Tomatoes in a Food Dryer
How to Make Sour Cherry Jam from a Small Kitchen Garden
Make and Can Strawberry Jam from a Home Kitchen Garden
How to Store Winter Squash from a Small Kitchen Garden
How to Freeze Winter Squash from a Small Kitchen Garden
How to Can Squash from a Small Kitchen Garden
How to Make Sauerkraut from a Small Kitchen Garden
How to Freeze Vegetables and Fruit from a Small Kitchen Garden
Make and Can Red Pepper Relish from Your Home Kitchen Garden
How to Pickle Vegetables from a Home Kitchen Garden
Do You Have a Hidden Food Dryer?
Daniel produced the videos embedded below to demonstrate various food-preserving projects:
Make Mincemeat (6min & 40sec):
Make and Can Tomato Sauce (7min & 16sec):
Make Strawberry Jam (7min & 6sec):
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