How to Pressure Can Potatoes
How do you feel about preserving your own food at home? Have you considered canning potatoes?
For years, I have enjoyed filling my larder with HOME-CANNED POTATOES which can be used in so many ways.
Here are just a few…..
soups
stews
mashed potatoes
home fries
savory pie fillings
quiches
scrambled with eggs
au gratin/scalloped
pot roast and potatoes
Southern Hash with biscuits
and so many more!
Don’t be intimidated by PRESSURE CANNING! Pull that canner from the box and let’s get started learning HOW to CAN. We’ll start with POTATOES. Canned potatoes in the larder are so helpful to have anytime of the year — summer when it’s too hot to cook, fall when a quick soup is desired or winter when mashed potatoes would just hit the spot in no time flat. Grab a bulk box of potatoes from your favorite source, wash those jars, dust off the canner and let’s learn to CAN POTATOES. I share many tips, tricks, advice along the way to learning this old-fashioned art of preserving food. Canning for beginners made easy is what this is all about. Will you allow me to help you? I’d love to!
How would YOU use canned potatoes?
I recently purchased potatoes in bulk as I am always on the lookout for nourishment that I can stock away in my larder. This box of Russet potatoes was at a local Amish-owned store. What a treat to find a great price of high-quality produce! Only one potato had to be thrown away due to rot.
Check out my video tutorial to inspire you…. (This video link is scheduled as a PREMIER until its debut on May 12, 2022, 8ET. Set a reminder to watch and chat with me.)
Learn HERE how to CAN potatoes
Need canning supplies? Please always seek out local merchants and keep your dollars “at home.” If, after that search, you’d prefer to shop online (or need to due to health/mobility restrictions, etc.), I have provided some online resources for your shopping ease.
______ Links to Purchase Products Shown in Video (if unable to purchase elsewhere)_______
🏡Stocking Up canning book by Carol Hupping
https://www.thriftbooks.com/share/?code=4cYeR9L8yYyRyhkE40ejaQ%253d%253d
OR…
🏡Canning equipment
Remember to always count your blessings while creating a cozy home using the old-fashioned skill of food canning.❤️katie
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