Canning potatoes. They can be used in soups and stews, mashed or fried. Learn how to can potatoes with step-by-step directions.
Canning Vegetables
Canning Vegetables is a great way to save your harvest for the future. Learn how to can a variety of vegetables. Remember you must use a pressure canner. Read more on this page...
Grow and preserve your own food. Gain confidence and a sense of self-reliance. Simply Canning teaches in a way anyone can fill their pantry.
Learn How to Can Vegetables
Find step-by-step tutorials in the links below.
Asparagus (coming soon)
Canning Green Beans
Canning green beans is easy and a perfect start for new canners!
Preserving and Preparing Asparagus
I’ve been asked about asparagus….. Honestly, I’ve never done anything with it! In fact as I’m working on this post my youngest boy sees the picture and exclaimed “I didn’t know you did asparagus too!” So I started looking around for good articles to share with you. Below you will find a collection of articles […]
Canning Dried Beans
First things first. If you are canning dried beans you MUST process them in a pressure canner.How to can dried beans is just below. Click here for directions on using a pressure canner. You’ll need about 3/4 pound of dried beans per quart jar. Follow the instructions below, you are soaking the beans, then partially […]
Canning Spinach and other Greens like Kale, Beets, Chard
Canning greens like spinach, kale, swiss chard, or beet tops is super easy. The hardest part is probably the washing step. Greens can be crinkly and you’ll need several rinses with fresh water to get all the dirt out. Remember to only can the best of your greens. Pick out any wilted, dried, or insect […]
Canning Pumpkin
Canning pumpkin in the pressure canner makes it safe to store and quick to use later in pumpkin butter, pies, muffins, or other pumpkin recipes. I get questions on how to can pumpkin puree or pumpkin butter. My best advice is to can it in cubes. Puree it when you want to use it in […]