|
|
Free
or affordable distance and online Canning & Freezing courses, tutorials,
how-to articles, books, tips, and resources. |
Bookmark
this site
Master
Course List
Tests & Exams
Educational
Gift Ideas
Free Downloads
|
More Courses
Free courses
and tutorials
|
Privacy
Statement
Our
other sites:
AccountingAide.com
DeadwoodChips.com
HowToEdoIt.com
|
|
|
|
Penn Foster has provided affordable
at-home training and enrolled more than 13 million students since 1890.
Offering Specialized Associate Degrees and Career Diplomas in 89 diverse
programs, nationally accredited Penn Foster meets the educational needs
of today's demanding job market. Learning materials are shipped right to
your door. You can also access study materials and student services
online. Study at your own pace, without changing your schedule or
lifestyle.
CLICK HERE |
Learn a new career at home, at your own pace
Request Free Information.
Train at home for the career you want with an easy, step-by-step format.
U.S. Career Institute is one of the largest distance-learning education
institutions in the nation
Home
canning of fruits, vegetables and even meats is practiced by millions of
people. It is a great way to save money, and to extend and enjoy the
fruits of your garden well into the winter.
|
 Affordable
Online Courses |
|
Canning Basics
This course is designed to provide you with the
necessary information for home canning of several foods such as
Fruits, Jams, Juices, Sauces, Meats, and Vegetables. There are
many benefits to canning your own fruits, meats, and vegetables
that you will find out when you begin using your canned
products. Even with all the technological advances in the last
fifty years, home canning is one of the safest and most reliable
methods of preserving food, if done properly. If there is a
power outage, you could lose your food in your freezers, which
can easily happen.
|
|
|
Home
canning is not complicated. It is a simple procedure of applying heat to
food in a closed jar in order to interrupt the natural decaying that
would otherwise take place.
It
is simple to start out. Canning doesn’t even require a pressure
canner, which can be a bit expensive—about $130-$150. (Remember,
though, that this is often a once-in-a-lifetime expense, bringing the
cost down to less than $10 a year.)
Answers
for frequently asked questions.
|
|
Site
Map •
FAQs •
Link
to Us •
Educational Gift
Ideas •
Add
a Course
• Contact
Us
©
2008 Learning Link Finders, Inc. - All Rights Reserved - Modified
on 01/01/08
All trademarks and registered trademarks
appearing on the Docnmail.com website are the property of their respective
owners.
By providing links to other sites, Learning Link
Finders, Inc.
does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products available
at these sites, nor does a link indicate any association with or endorsement by
the linked site to Docnmail.com.
|
