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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 Farmhouse Apple Chutney is a rich, sweet-tangy preserve that celebrates the flavors of fall. Made with apples, onions, tomatoes, and bell peppers simmered in vinegar, sugar, and warm spices, it’s thick, fragrant, and perfectly balanced. Delicious with cheese, roast pork, or grilled chicken — and beautiful for gifting during the harvest season.
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Sweet summer strawberries meet a sophisticated twist in this Strawberry Preserves with Black Pepper and Balsamic Vinegar. The deep, caramel-like notes of aged balsamic vinegar and the gentle warmth of freshly ground pepper add complexity to the natural sweetness of ripe berries, creating a preserve that’s both elegant and versatile. Spread it over goat cheese...
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Sweet meets heat in this vibrant Strawberry Jalapeño Jam, where ripe summer strawberries mingle with the gentle spice of fresh jalapeños for a bold, unexpected twist. The result is a jewel-toned jam that’s both fruity and fiery — delicious spread on warm biscuits, layered with cream cheese on crostini, or brushed over grilled chicken or...
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Tart rhubarb meets warm ginger and golden honey in this Ginger Honey Rhubarb Jam — a beautifully balanced preserve that’s both bright and comforting. The rhubarb lends a tangy edge, the honey adds a delicate floral sweetness, and the crystallized ginger gives it just the right touch of warmth and spice. A hint of lemon...
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This Golden Carrot Chutney with Raisins and lemon is a bright, tangy preserve that bridges the flavors of classic Indian chutneys and old-fashioned relishes. Sweet carrots simmer slowly with golden raisins, lemon slices, brown sugar, and warm spices, creating a chutney that’s both comforting and exotic. Its golden hue and lively flavor make it a...
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If you have questions about canning ingredients, tools, or resources, send us an email and we will be happy to answer your questions! Q:  Are liquid pectin and powdered pectin interchangeable?A:  No. Use exactly what your recipe specifies. Q:  How long is pectin shelf stable?A:  Pectin (both powdered and liquid) should be used the year...
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This Low-Sugar Plum and Apple Spread captures the rich, tangy sweetness of late-summer plums in a lighter, naturally balanced way. Granny Smith apples lend natural pectin for thickening and a hint of tartness, while white grape juice adds a delicate fruitiness without excess sugar. The result is a smooth, jewel-toned spread perfect for toast, yogurt,...
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Sweet, spicy, and irresistibly vibrant, this Peach Pepper Jam captures the best flavors of late summer in every golden spoonful. Ripe peaches provide lush sweetness, while red and green bell peppers—and just a touch of jalapeño—add a lively kick. The balance of fruit, heat, and gentle acidity makes this jam a perfect complement to cheese...
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Bright, floral, and delicately tart, Loquat Jam captures the fleeting sweetness of early summer. Loquats—small golden-orange fruits that ripen in late spring to early summer (typically April through June)—have a flavor reminiscent of apricot, citrus, and plum. This homemade jam preserves their short season beautifully, creating a luscious spread that’s perfect on toast, scones, or...
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These Old-Fashioned Peach Preserves celebrate the pure flavor of ripe summer peaches—no pectin required. Slow-cooked and gently caramelized, the fruit develops a deep, honeyed flavor and a soft, spoonable texture that’s as comforting as it is nostalgic. The natural sugars thicken the preserves beautifully, while a touch of lemon juice adds brightness. Spread it over...
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