As
folks look to increase their control over their personal food supply, many are
buying locally grown produce and even growing their own. But, a successful garden or trip to your
favorite farm market may mean that you have to find a way to preserve your
bounty! While home food preservation
techniques are not difficult, it is important to know the safest way to can
food for the home pantry.
The Basics of Home
Canning,
will address choosing produce for canning, using both a water bath and pressure
canner (and knowing the difference) and basic canning methods for fruits and
vegetables. The program will be held Thursday,
July 10, at 9:30 am at the Middlesex County Extension Center, 1066 Saybrook
Road, Haddam, CT. Diane Wright Hirsch, an Extension Educator focusing on Food
Safety with the University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension will present a
workshop.
PREREGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED. The registration deadline for this program is July 7. Program information
and registration forms and information about other home food preservation
workshops may be found on the web. Registration
fees are $10.00 for each workshop. Contact
Diane Wright Hirsch or 203-407-3163 for
more information.
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