Learn what to can, preserve, and eat in fall, as well as delicious recipes for seasonal produce. Fall produce is amazing and abundant.

Getting produce in season and preserving it for the following year is the most frugal ideas to cut your food budget and increase your pantry. These 6 fall canning recipes are what we’re puttinp on our homestead right now and the perfect time for you to do so as well, before prices rise and winter sets in. #fall #canning #preserving #foodstorage

This healthy, no-sugar Cranberry Apple Butter is a pure, gorgeous fruit spread that perks up toast, biscuits, muffins, and scones.

This easy Pumpkin jam is a great addition to have when Fall comes around. It’s perfect on a toast, with pancakes, crepes, or in any baking recipe. I use fresh pumpkin and honey instead of sugar for a healthier option and a few spices. Get the recipe below, it’s pumpkin goodness! How to make Pumpkin jam? I like to use fresh pumpkin or butternut squash. Cut it into pieces and bake until soft. Continue reading Pumpkin Jam made with honey and spices at Crumbles of health.

Pressure Canning Vegetable Soup: vegetables to grow in your garden, tools you need, ingredients, and instructions provided. I personally used store-bought ingredients for this batch, but I gave bot…

This crockpot apple butter recipe is a wonderful treat during the fall! And with these instructions for how to can apple butter you'll be able to enjoy it all year round!

Canning yams (or sweet potatoes) is a simple way to preserve them for year-round use. Grab a jar off the shelf and you've got a killer side dish or the beginnings of an unbelievable homemade

Rustic fall notes of cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, and clove make this butter the perfect autumn spread. Enjoy this jam-like spread on steaming biscuits or rolls at any meal.

Homemade cranberry sauce is the perfect complement to holiday meals, and it's easy to make and preserve at home. Canning cranberry sauce is easier than you think, and once you've made your own, you'll never

The Lyndon B Johnson State Park and Historic Site is adjacent to the LBJ National Park, along the banks of the Pedernales River. One of the attractions of the park is the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, which shows what life was like a hundred years ago, when President Johnson was growing up in the area. It's an actual, working farm with animals and crops and a period homestead, with intepreters and docents in costume who tend to the daily tasks on the farm. One of those jobs include…