The Amish are noted for their well-known canning techniques, which are crucial to their large family units and vast gardens. Pamela L. Watson, an Amish author, offers classic recipes for a variety of fresh garden-grown fruits and vegetables in her book Amish Canning & Preserving.
Recipes in Amish Canning & Preserving Tradition are presented simply with clear instructions, making them suitable for both novice and expert canners. The Recipes provide instructions for making a wide range of homemade pickles, relishes, brines, and other foods, such as: Fruits include fruit pudding, apple sauce, blueberry pie filling, and apple pie filling.
Banana, Mustard, and Sweet Kosher Dill Pickles; Tomatoes: Ketchup, Salsa, Pizza Sauce, Ketchup, Stewed Tomatoes, Homemade V-8 Juice.
Harvard Beets, Pickled Beets, and Crisp Dilly Green Beans are some examples of pickled vegetables.
A few jams and jellies include elderberry, strawberry, grape, hot pepper, and grape jelly. Relishes include green tomato, onion, and zucchini relish.
Chicken noodle soup, ham and bean soup, and cream of celery soup all come in pear butter, pear honey, and simple apple butter varieties.
And a lot more.
The Amish Canning & Preserving gives people a thorough look at a location they may not regularly visit. It illustrates the rhythmic interaction between canning, preserving, and Amish living.
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