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How To Can The Vegetables From Your Garden
How To Can The Vegetables From Your Garden
Why not try canning your own tomatoes or other vegetables for use in winter soups, stews, and sauces? Home canning isn't as hard as you might think,...
How To Dry And Store The Vegetables You've Grown
How To Dry And Store The Vegetables You've Grown
Drying and cold storage are easy and inexpensive ways to preserve and for storing vegetables. Onions, garlic, and hot peppers are usually dried....
How To Freeze And Keep The Vegetables You've Grown
How To Freeze And Keep The Vegetables You've Grown
Freezing is a fast and easy way to preserve your the vegetables you've grown in your garden. You can also freeze store-bought vegetables that can't...
Making Sweetcorn Relish
Making Sweetcorn Relish
It’s delicious on burgers, mash, sandwiches and sausages – and now that sweetcorn is in plentiful supply, it’s time to spend an afternoon making your stash of...
Making Vegetable Pickles
Making Vegetable Pickles
You can pickle almost anything from the vegetable patch. It’s a brilliant way to store many crops, from shallots to beetroot and even cabbage and marrow. Here are...
Pickling Onions and Shallots
Pickling Onions and Shallots
Pickling is a great way to preserve your homegrown crop of baby onions or shallots. It’s easier than it sounds, so don’t hesitate – get stuck in using our simple...
Refrigeration Tips: Keeping Vegetables Fresh
Refrigeration Tips: Keeping Vegetables Fresh
If you're like most people, you unpack your groceries and plunk your vegetables into the refrigerator without a second thought. Did you ever wonder...
Saving Vegetable Seed
Saving Vegetable Seed
The distinction between buying and saving seed is often considered to be one of cost, but there are several reasons that people, especially vegetable gardeners, like...
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