Preserving The Harvest: Pear Preserves Recipe
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~ by Texas Homesteader ~ When it’s pear season, I like to use them to make fresh pear preserves. It’s a favorite of RancherMan’s for sure!
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Preserving The Harvest: Pressure-Canning Corn
by Texas Homesteader~ * contains affiliate link I recently received quite a few ears of sweet corn but it was WAY more than we could eat fresh. I wanted to preserve it so none would be wasted. Our freezer is already pretty full so I was only able to toss in a couple of […]
Preserving The Harvest: Dehydrate Jalapenos
by Texas Homesteader *this post contains an affiliate link I’ve been using my solar oven pretty heavily this year and I’ve finally dehydrated all my excess garden tomatoes for the summer. (again for those of you asking, I have a *Sun Oven and I love it!) I’ll use the dehydrated tomatoes in numerous ways. To make […]
Preserving The Harvest: Jujube Fruit
by Texas Homesteader *contains affiliate link I recently wrote about stumbling upon an overgrown orchard at an old homestead property we obtained. The extension agent and master naturalists identified the trees as Jujube, the fruit is also known as Japanese Dates. I read that the fruit can be dehydrated and used in the place of […]
Preserving The Harvest: How To Freeze Fresh Tomatoes
by Texas Homesteader ~ Freezing garden tomatoes offers several benefits: Easier tomato peeling, less water when cooking them down and ease of preserving. Come see how I do it.
Preserving The Harvest: Oregano
by Texas Homesteader I try to harvest and preserve all the fresh herbs I can. I finally got some oregano to grow. In addition to harvesting and using as much fresh oregano as I can, I also plan on preserving it for future use. My dehydrating procedure is simple and requires no special equipment. Come […]
Harvesting, Preserving & Using Fresh Thyme
by Texas Homesteader ~ I’ve discovered my favorite herb to cook with is Thyme. It’s so versatile and it adds a delicious flavor to so many different dishes. And the price of growing fresh thyme in your garden is so much less than buying it – plus it’s much fresher!
What’s Harvested From The Vegetable Garden In June? June Garden Update
by Texas Homesteader ~ June is a great month for gardening. But this month has been even better being unusually temperate with plenty of rain. That’s helped it be super productive! C’mon through my garden gate and see what’s growing on…