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Canning and Preserving

Learn all about canning and preserving. This section covers perserving and making cheese; chutneys, relishes, fruit butters; flavored vinegers, jam, marmalades; and pickling and Fermentation.

This Carrot Cake Jam captures all the cozy flavors of a classic carrot cake — warm spices, sweet fruit, and tender carrots — in a spoonable, spreadable form. Crushed pineapple and ripe pears add natural sweetness and body, while cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg bring that unmistakable bakery warmth. It’s a charming preserve that feels right...
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These crisp pickled carrots are bright, aromatic, and full of personality. Fresh ginger and garlic bring warmth and bite, while mustard and coriander seeds add subtle spice and depth. Quick to prepare and wonderfully refreshing, these refrigerator pickles are a lively way to preserve market-fresh carrots and add contrast to rich or savory dishes. Served...
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These sweet-and-spiced pickled carrots are a longtime family favorite — the kind of simple recipe that quietly becomes a tradition. Gently blanched carrots soak overnight in a fragrant vinegar brine infused with mustard seed, cinnamon, and cloves, creating a pickle that’s crisp, lightly sweet, and warmly aromatic. They’re wonderful straight from the jar, served alongside...
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This Strawberry Freezer Jam recipe captures the fresh flavor of peak-season berries using uncooked fruit and Sure-Jell pectin. A simple, freezer-friendly jam perfect for breakfasts and desserts.
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This Quick Pickled Fennel recipe creates a bright, sweet-tart condiment with delicate fennel flavor. Perfect for salads, sandwiches, charcuterie boards, and grilled fish or pork.
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This Spicy Tomato Chutney blends ripe tomatoes with ginger, spices, and red pepper flakes for a rich, jam-like condiment that brightens everything from cheese boards to roasted meats.
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Homemade cherry balsamic vinegar captures the essence of ripe summer cherries in a sweet-tart elixir that elevates everyday dishes. After just a week of steeping, the vinegar develops a pleasant fruitiness—but if you can wait a few more weeks, it transforms into something truly special: deep, complex, and richly flavored. Use it to add a...
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Before mass-produced condiments lined grocery shelves, every farmhouse kitchen had its own version of India Relish — a bright, tangy, and lightly spiced mixture of garden vegetables preserved in vinegar. Also known as piccalilli, this old-fashioned relish captures the late-summer bounty of cucumbers, green tomatoes, onions, and peppers in a warmly spiced brine fragrant with...
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In generations past, thrifty Southern cooks made sure that not a bit of summer’s bounty went to waste — even the rind of a watermelon found new life in the pickle crock. These old-fashioned watermelon pickles transform humble rind into glossy, jewel-toned bites that are both crunchy and sweet-tart, with just enough spice and heat...
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This Apricot Almond Chutney is one of those timeless preserves that instantly elevates everything it touches. Sweet, tangy, and aromatic with ginger, garlic, and a touch of lemon zest, it captures the warmth of summer in every spoonful. The addition of golden raisins and almonds adds texture and depth, making it a beautiful accompaniment to...
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