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Excellent Reasons for Preserving Food at Home

How to Preserve Food and Increase Wealth



Preserving Food

Preserving Food

Why home food preservation? Think healthy, wealthy and wise! Steam canning and preserving foods is a wonderful way to save money, become self sufficient and feel great about your new found skills.

Simple things like Canning Green Beans.

Canning green beans and canning peppers can make a significant difference in your budget. Put your entire fruitful garden in cans and your family can eat healthily and cheaply for an entire year!

Why on earth would we go back to Canning Food, which is such an old fashioned thing to do? Because preserving food at home ensures we will always be well fed in any economic climate.

For starters, it's the money. We need to preserve the Local Harvest, keeping what we can and raising and preserving most of what our family can eat in a year. This is a serious money saving endeavor, not to mention a labor of love.

Preserving Food

Courtesy of Ellievan Houtte

I have never seen anyone learn the basics of Pressure Canning Instructions who did not absolutely feel a swell of pride, an "I can do it" feeling of budding self-reliance. Powerful stuff.

Now freezing has it's place at my house, but remember that if the power goes out or your freezer fritzes, you are out that much food and the effort you expended preparing it.

Frozen foods are also only good for a year or so at most.

Not so for those colorful mason jars in your pantry that will stay fresh for years. Home canning recipes also include High Acid Foods such as tomato sauce, ketchup and jams that are processed in a water bath canner. This summer, why not try the easy three below!

Preserving Food

Canning Tomatoes

Canning Salsa

Canning Roma Tomatoes.

Your family will be chemical free as well. Using simple methods, everything you put up can easily be of organic origin, and have you checked out the grocery stores version of organic food prices? We are not going there folks, because we don't have to.

Preserving Food

Ball home canning is the industry leader with the ball home canning recipes and it's complete guide to home canning books.

USDA home canning is the standard we adhere to in keeping our home canning foods safe from botulism, salmonella and other pathogenic bacteria that can invade the food chains.

Home canning is a simple skill that millions of people may actually need to learn in order to survive when the money runs out, both at home and on a national level.

Let's be sure you and your family are safe and well fed no matter what rocks this world in the coming years.

Ready? How about starting with a Fresh Green Bean Recipe?


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