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... Gods Issue #56 Solar food drying Issue #58 How to use those leftovers Issue #58 Blanching vegetables Issue #59 Making maple syrup Issue #59 Tips and tricks for the kitchen Issue #60 ...
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Index of free, online articles published in Backwood Home Magazine
... to get a head start on corn in the fall Issue #41 Tom R. Kovach Blanching vegetables Issue #59 Plant your trees in the spring Issue #61 Grandpa’s justice Issue #65 ...
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Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... one of these topics for answers about... Freezing Food Basic Steps for Freezing Foods Freezing Vegetables Blanching Vegetables - Why and How Freezing Beans - Green and Wax Freezing Corn Freezing Potatoes Freezing Celery and ...
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Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... Wash thoroughly and discard inferior vegetables. Trim and cut into serving pieces if necessary. Blanch the vegetables as stated in another "Call Extension" message. Blanching vegetables is a step that should not be omitted. If there is a delay before you prepare vegetables for freezing ...
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The Gardener's Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening: Freezing Homegrown
Fruits and Vegetables
... activity altogether, we turn our attention to blanching. Blanching Vegetables should be blanched prior to freezing. The most common methods are boiling and steaming. Blanching in the microwave is also increasing in use. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Add your vegetables, and boil or steam. For blanching times, see Freezing Vegetables ...
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Preserving Food: Freezing Vegetables
... size for blanching and packing. Blanching Blanching (scalding vegetables in boiling water or steam for a short period of time) is a must for almost all vegetables to be frozen. Blanching slows ... pound of vegetables. Cooling vegetables should take the same amount of time as blanching. Drain vegetables thoroughly after cooling. Extra moisture can cause a loss of quality when vegetables are frozen. ...
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Reducing the Guesswork in Selecting Vegetables for Your Garden
... in Selecting Vegetables for Your Garden Reducing the Guesswork in Selecting Vegetables for Your Garden GardenLine | Vegetables | Reducing the Guesswork in Selecting Vegetables for Your Garden Dave Schmitz ... large heads) Cauliflower: Snow King (very early, good yields) Snowball (late-maturing, self-blanching) Corn: Buttervee (early, short cobs) Norgold and Seneca Horizon (mid-season, good flavor ...
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Cauliflower
... with fish or seaweed feltilizer is a good idea. Older cauliflower types required "blanching"--having their leaves tied over the developing head to shield it from direct ... Bookshop - including many specific book recommendations "Vegetables" Books Available New Today: "Vegetables" Books By Title: (vegetables book titles beginning with the word "vegetables" are broken out separately in the alphabetical ...
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Leek
... stalk, and blanches the stalk (also considered desireable). Be aware, however, that such blanching, though it makes the stalks slightly more tender, also causes a material ... Bookshop - including many specific book recommendations "Vegetables" Books Available New Today: "Vegetables" Books By Title: (vegetables book titles beginning with the word "vegetables" are broken out separately in the ...
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Tips for Beginning Cooks: Spring Vegetables
... Beginning Cooks: Spring Vegetables Which vegetables are in season? Check our Monthly Market Basket for the lowdown on the Earth's bounty. Click here. Spring Vegetables by Elaine Corn Vegetables portray themselves as food ... up. You can boil them quickly in salted boiling water, which is a technique called blanching, for a tender-crunchy effect, but you’d have to pay the energy company and ...
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