Increase short-life supply with vacuum seal jars
Increase short-life supply with vacuum seal jars
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Increase short-life supply with vacuum seal jars
Many products and services bill themselves as a "set it and forget it" way of getting things done. Adequate preparedness, however, clashes with this approach. Knowledge fades, food spoils, and medicine expires. One of the most important aspects of preparedness, then, is a refresh or rotation of your supplies or knowledge.
Well, over on her own blog, my wife made a comment about something she's learned this year. Go check out what she's learned on the difference between<a href="http://halls.lug-nut.com/2009/09/23/liquid-pectin-or-powdered/" target="_blank"> liquid and powdered pectin</a>.
Harvest season is upon us here in Utah, so I've been pretty busy preserving the harvest. This year I grew pepper plants from seed and have LOTS of peppers in my garden. Some are hot and some are mild. This is a good thing if you like peppers a lot, but I do not. Thankfully my husband does, but even a pepper lover like him can only eat so many peppers. So what do we do with all those peppers? We eat a few, put a few in salsa, and save the rest for later by dehydrating them.
I have been searching for the best way to store zucchini and have found the answer: in bread. Instead of trying to freeze the zucchini itself, make it into bread first and freeze the loaves.
Soft White Wheat Available in Elk Ridge
Price drop on oats, rice, and milk
Freezing broccoli and cauliflower
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