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Introduction 7
Part 1 The Methods
General guidelines 12
Basic storage 13
Clamping 15
Freezing 16
Drying 19
Vacuum-packing 21
Salting 22
Bottling 23
Pickles and chutneys 25
Relishes, ketchups and sauces 26
Jams and jellies 27
Fruit butters and cheeses 30
Fermenting 31
Part 2 The Produce
Apples 34
Artichokes (Globe) 38
Artichokes (Jerusalem) 39
Asparagus 40
Aubergines 42
Beans - Broad 44
Beans - French 45
Beans - Runner 47
Beetroot 48
Blackberries 50
Black Currants, Red and White Currants, Jostaberries and Chokeberries 53
Broccoli and Calabrese 55
Brussels Sprouts 57
Cabbages 58
Carrots 60
Cauliflowers 61
Celeriac 62
Celery 64
Chard 65
Cherries 66
Chicory 68
Cucumbers 69
Endive 71
Fennel 72
Figs 73
Garlic 74
Gooseberries 75
Grapes 78
Herbs 80
Horseradish 82
Kale 83
Kohlrabi 85
Leeks 86
Lettuces 87
Medlars 89
Melons 90
Mulberries 91
Mushrooms 93
Nuts 95
Okra 96
Onions 97
Parsnips 99
Peaches, Apricots and Nectarines 101
Pears 104
Peas 106
Peppers (Capsicum and Chilli) 107
Plums, Damsons and Greengages 110
Potatoes 113
Quinces 115
Radishes 117
Raspberries, Loganberries, Tayberries and Boysenberries 118
Rhubarb 120
Salsify and Scorzonera 122
Spinach 123
Squashes - Summer 124
Squashes - Winter 126
Strawberries 129
Swedes 131
Sweetcorn (Maize) 132
Tomatoes 133
Turnips 138
Index 139
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Paulo Connor
reviewed How to Store Your Garden Produce: The Key to Self-Sufficiency on April 21, 2014
How to Store Your Garden Produce: The Key to Self-Sufficiency
There were a lot of things I liked about this book. First, it's not just about storing, he also lists suggested varieties to grow. He then lists a few different methods of storing or preserving that work for the particular crop or will indicate it's something that doesn't store so you should use it right away. The crops are also listed alphabetically, starting with Apples and ending with Turnips. But then he also uses terms that don't pop into my mind. Zucchini are in the book...but under Courgettes. I won't remember that! A lot of the produce we get from our CSA is covered by this book. However I would not use many of the recipes, and I would prefer more how-to pictures on the preserving techniques.
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