Following proper procedure is critical to prevent jam or jelly from becoming grainy. This video describes causes as well as tips to prevent crystal formation.
Exercise caution in making changes to recipes. Recipes shared by Penn State Extension have been scientifically tested to produce a safe product when directions are followed exactly.
Update canning recipes to include modern methods and processing times. Older family recipes may be unsafe if they do not consider the acidity of the food when determining the method of canning.
While fresh apples are available most of the year, preserving apples by canning, freezing or drying provides you with many ways to enjoy this delicious fruit.
While tomato-based salsas are still the condiment of choice for many, fruit salsas—like the two in this article—can expand your palate and excite your taste buds.
One of spring's favorite vegetables, asparagus, is so delicate that it requires special care! There are several ways to preserve this vegetable for enjoyment throughout the year.
Preparing and freezing family meals in advance will save you time on busy days. This meal planning strategy will help you get a hot meal on the dinner table with less stress.
What should you do when floods affect your garden, or perhaps more importantly, what should you not do? Read on to learn about floods, gardens, and landscaping.
Think Safety! Practice Safety! The preparation of home preserved foods provides opportunities for injury in the kitchen. Learn how to avoid potential hazards.
Looking for ideas for your blueberry harvest? Blueberry syrup and jam can be great accompaniments to your dishes when preserved to enjoy throughout the year.
Sus coloridas variedades de pimientos rojos, verdes, amarillos e incluso los naranjas y púrpuras pueden conservarse mediante la congelación, el enlatado, el secado, el encurtido o mediante la elaboración de condimentos, mermeladas y jaleas.
To reduce the risk of foodborne illness and improve food safety, hunters need to handle, process, and prepare game birds properly, to prevent contamination from field to table.