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Home » Homesteading

Preserving

Fresh is fabulous, but preserved fresh, home-grown and local foods are fantastic, too!

Here, learn different methods of preserving. Learn tips and how-to's, recipes, and the benefits of different methods to find what's right for you. Make the most of all you grow by learning to preserve the harvest. And save some money, too!

  • Making Preserves from Frozen Fruits and Vegetables (+20 Ideas!)
  • How to Dry Kale and Other Leafy Greens
  • How to Make Easy Spinach Freezer Cubes (+ Ways to Use Them)
  • How to Make Your Own DIY Super Green Powder
  • 4 Quick and Easy Ways to Save Extra Greens
  • How to Build a Veggie Scrap Bag for Broth and Stock (Kitchen Hack!)
  • How to Make Dried (Dehydrated) Chopped Garlic (+ Bonus Seasonings)
  • Should You Use Invasive Plants for Cooking or Preserving?
  • 10 Money-Saving Tips for Energy-Efficient Dehydrator Use
  • How to Freeze Rhubarb to Preserve It
  • 16 Crops That Can Be Stored in a Home Root Cellar
  • Root Cellaring 101: How to Create and Use a Root Cellar
  • How to Make Rose Hip Jelly + Recipe
  • 16 Big Benefits of Dehydrating Garden Harvests
  • 13 Tips to Make Dehydrating Easier and More Successful
  • 6 Ways to Store Dehydrated Garden Produce + Extra Tips
  • 30 Tips to Store Your Fruit and Vegetable Harvests Correctly
  • 7 Everyday Items You Can Use for Drying and Curing Herbs
  • 15 Ways to Handle Too Much Harvest
  • 18 Tips to Help You Pickle More Produce this Season
  • A Beginner’s Guide to Preserving Your Harvest with Lacto Fermentation
  • 15 Ways to Use Up Extra Beets
  • Vinegar Warning: Pay Attention to Vinegar Labels for Pickling and Preserving
  • How to Make Homemade Giardiniera To Preserve Vegetables
  • 28 Cold Storage Fruits & Vegetables—No Preserving, No Refrigerating!
  • How to Prepare Winter Squash for Cold Storage
  • How To Make a Decorative Edible Hardneck Garlic Bundle
  • How to Make Acorn Flour from Scratch (Step By Step)
  • How To Freeze Garden Vegetables to Preserve Them (With Instructions)
  • How To Harvest Asparagus: All You Need To Know

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