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Cooking & Baking

FarPoint

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2. Dehydrating is an excellent option!

Reply to MiHale (Reply #1)

Mon Jan 27, 2025, 08:22 AM

Jan 2025

I bought my daughter a dehydrator unit for Christmas....she and her husband like to hike the Appalachian Trail...dehydrated food is a favorite for them when hiking, light weight, yummy too.

Great post! So inspiring.

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I'm thinking that we here at Cooking&Baking could focus on food preservation now. [View all] FarPoint Jan 2025 OP

Can't forget about dehydration ... MiHale Jan 2025 #1

Dehydrating is an excellent option! FarPoint Jan 2025 #2

I use a pressure canner Woodwizard Jan 2025 #3

Pressure canning is a true skill! FarPoint Jan 2025 #4

Actually it is simple Woodwizard Jan 2025 #10

I rely on the Ball Blue Book Retrograde Jan 2025 #11

I no longer preserve, however I have many canning recipes at my website if..fish..had..wings Jan 2025 #5

Ohhhh many folks can't grow their own veggies...but... FarPoint Jan 2025 #6

One of our local grocery stores is going out of business and we stocked up on canning supplies. lark Jan 2025 #7

Smart action step with the going out of business shopping! FarPoint Jan 2025 #8

Preserving citrus will be essential now! FarPoint Jan 2025 #9

Just don't use any thing metallic! Retrograde Jan 2025 #12