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Preserving the Harvest

Preserving food from the garden is an old-fashioned and very useful skill that anyone can learn! Use extra fruits to make homemade fruit leather and pumpkin puree and add a new flavor to the dinner table choices with flavorful sweet and spicy pickles . Sometimes it can feel like your garden produces food faster than you can eat it. With these easy and delicious recipes, you can preserve your fresh fruits and veggies for weeks and even months to come!

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How To Preserve Pears

Rows of lush, green leafy kale plants growing in a garden bed, with a blurred background and a label at the bottom reading for anyone interested in gardening tips or learning how to preserve kale.Recipes

How To Preserve Kale

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How To Preserve Peas

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How To Preserve Peaches

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How To Preserve Parsnips

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How To Preserve Green Onions

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How To Preserve Okra

A bunch of fresh leeks with long green leaves and white roots, standing upright in a group. Perfect for anyone wanting to learn how to preserve leeks. A green label at the bottom readsRecipes

How To Preserve Leeks

A wooden spoon holds cut frozen green beans above more frozen beans; below, fresh green beans fill a metal colander, illustrating how to preserve green beans. A website, is noted at the bottom.Recipes

How To Preserve Green Beans

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How To Preserve Eggplant

A close-up of ripe purple grapes growing in clusters on a vine with large green leaves in sunlight, perfect for learning how to preserve grapes at their freshest.Recipes

How To Preserve Grapes

Three ears of corn, one partially husked, rest on a wooden cutting board. Nearby are salt and pepper shakers, a dish of butter, and a small bowl of oil—perfect for learning how to preserve corn at home.Recipes

How to Preserve Corn