These Moroccan-Style Salt-Preserved Lemons use unwaxed lemons, kosher salt, and a simple curing process to create a bright, savory pantry staple for North African and Mediterranean dishes.Read More

Quince butter is softer and more spreadable than quince paste, with a silky texture and intensely floral flavor. It’s delicious on toast, biscuits, scones, or stirred into yogurt. INGREDIENTS: 4 medium quince 2 cups water, plus more as needed 1 to 1 1/2 cups sugar, to taste 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon vanilla extract...Read More

Sweet, tangy, and slightly savory, this fig balsamic jam balances the lush sweetness of ripe figs with the gentle acidity of balsamic vinegar. A pinch of salt enhances the flavors, making this preserve a versatile condiment for both savory and sweet pairings. Enjoy it in many ways: On a charcuterie board with cheeses, nuts, crackers,...Read More

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...Read More

One of the easiest and most flavorful jams to make, this fresh blueberry preserve captures the essence of summer in every spoonful. Bursting with tangy sweetness and jewel-toned color, it’s perfect for gifting or savoring at home. With just a few ingredients and simple canning steps, you can enjoy the taste of fresh blueberries long...Read More

There’s something deeply satisfying about making yogurt from scratch — transforming a simple gallon of milk into something rich, nourishing, and quietly luxurious. Once you understand the rhythm of the process, it becomes less of a recipe and more of a kitchen ritual. This formulation is designed to create a creamy, balanced yogurt with a...Read More

There’s a certain satisfaction in preserving the fleeting flavors of the farmers market — especially as spring fruit begins to arrive and herbs grow lush and fragrant. Infused vinegar is one of the simplest ways to capture that moment, transforming fresh ingredients into something bright, aromatic, and endlessly useful in the kitchen. With just a...Read More

With tender shreds of carrot, juicy pineapple, and ripe pears, Carrot Cake Jam brings the cozy flavors of a favorite dessert to the breakfast table. Cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg lend a gentle spice to this golden preserve, while the fruit adds a bright, tangy sweetness. Spread it over warm toast or a buttered scone, swirl...Read More

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...Read More

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...Read More