When planning your garden you may be wondering what you can grow that would be great for preserving for winter. Canning is one of the most popular ways for preserving food at home. You can fill your pantry with canned goods right from your very own garden by growing these awesome things.

Learn to preserve your garden vegetables with canning and freezing! Save money and ensure nothing from your garden or local market goes to waste. Whether you're new to preserving vegetables or have been preserving them for years, our tips will help you keep your pantry stocked all year round. Dive into preserving vegetables from your garden and beyond, ensuring your harvest doesn't go to waste!

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Canning is one of the coolest things I've experienced as a homesteader. Shelf stable food that doesn't take up freezer space is amazing. Canning fresh produce from the garden that I grew? Even better. But it can be daunting, especially when you start looking at pressure canning, times, tools, etc. But don't worry, in this blog post I go over everything that I know and use to get you started on this journey!

Meal in a Jar canning recipes allow you to preserve a whole ready to heat and eat meal right on your pantry shelf.

Winter can be one of the best times to can food! Why not make a big batch of soup or stew and put some away in your pantry for later? Learn how to can your own "fast food" for quick meals with these amazing winter canning recipes! #canning #mealsinjars #canningrecipes

How much to plant per person for a year's worth of food or how many plants per person... 'tis a much-asked question when one is trying to harvest and preserve enough food to take their