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How to Store Potatoes to Make Them Last for Months

It’s never too early to start thinking about next year’s garden, is it? If you’re like many people who grow a vegetable garden - myself included - you are probably curious about how you can grow ...

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Confit: What Is It and How to Do It at Home

When you say things in French they seem somehow more exciting and delicious. Confit, for instance, comes from the French word “confire” which literally means 'to preserve.' So, when you see that ...

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8 Tips to Maximize Your Freezer Space and Preserve More Food

I cringe having to say this, but we have a grand total of five freezers in my house.  Embarrassing, right? In addition to the small freezer attached to our refrigerator, we also have a ...

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How to Preserve and Harvest Endive Correctly for Long-Term Use

For the first time in my life, I decided to grow endive in my garden.  It’s a challenge I'm excited to try, but despite all the information about growing endive and even about how to harvest ...

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How to Cure Vegetables for Long-Term Storage

You spent all summer growing vegetables in your garden, and now you're wondering how to cure those vegetables to keep them throughout the winter. Proper storing and curing vegetables is a key step ...

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How to Cure Garlic and Onions to Make Them Last

Garlic and onions are the basis of many dishes, like stews, soups, sauces, roasts, and salsa, so it's no wonder they're a staple in many gardens. If you've tried your hand at growing them, at some ...

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8 Food You Should Can in Spring

Fall is an incredibly busy time.  Between trying to prepare your barns and chicken coops for the harsh conditions ahead to making sure everything is buttoned up in your garden, it can be tough ...

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How to Make Homemade Kimchi from Your Fall Garden Produce

Kimchi is my absolute favorite fall ferment to make on the homestead. Plus, fall is the absolute best time of the year to make it. The key ingredients – Chinese or Napa-style cabbage, carrots, and ...

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The Complete Guide to Sun Drying Fruits and Vegetables

Drying fruits, vegetables, and herbs is a process that has been around for a long time. In fact, it's one of the earliest known methods of food preservation.  Today, we take the ability to ...

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