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Author, farmers market devotee and canning expert Sherri Brooks Vinton talks-the-talk and walks-the-walk when it comes to taking farm-fresh ingredients and giving them a long life. Canning is one way to make delicious jams, jellies and chutneys that, when canned properly using the boiling water method, will last on your shelves for up to 1 year, ready when you are for serving.
Follow your chosen recipe for ingredients to make jam, jelly, or chutney.
Recipe from "Put 'em Up!" by Sherry Brooks Vinton
Sherri Brooks Vinton is the author of Put 'em Up, a canning, fermenting, freezing and drying how-to guide for everyone, from "canning novice to preservation pro," and also penned The Real Food Revival. In addition to writing, Sherri travels around the country offering workshops on how we can enjoy delicious food while being mindful of supporting local agriculture,
Author, farmers market devotee and canning expert Sherri Brooks Vinton talks-the-talk and walks-the-walk when it comes to taking farm-fresh ingredients and giving them a long life. Canning is one way to make delicious jams, jellies and chutneys that, when canned properly using the boiling water method, will last on your shelves for up to 1 year, ready when you are for serving.
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