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Volunteers of the UCCE Master Food Preserver Program educate community members about safe home food preservation. UCCE Central Sierra currently has two Master Food Preserver Programs, one in El Dorado County and the other serving both Amador and Calaveras counties.

Caribbean Peach Chutney This chutney has a mellow flavor that is reminiscent of the Caribbean islands. Chutneys are a great compliment to meat, poultry, and fish. Delicious on sandwiches, maybe a dollop on curried rice.

Berry Sauces Blackberries In Framboise Cinnamon Kumquats Drunken Peaches Fruit Honey Fruit Syrups Using Powdered Pectin Honey Orange Slices Honey-Spiced Peaches Maple-Walnut Syrup Pickled Cherries Pickled Peaches Oranges In Cointreau Pineapple-Zucchini Preserved Lemons Spiced Plums Apple Scrap Jelly...

So you've spent the latter part of your summer preserving tomatoes. Congratulations! Don't be daunted by the thought of what to do with all of these gorgeous preserved goodies, take a look at the UC Master Food Preservers of Central Sierra's preserved tomato recipe collection.

Get Ready: Perishable Food and Power Outages With the possibility of extended power outages in multiple locations in California, there are several options for keeping refrigerated and frozen food safe if you dont have a generator.

Fundamental Canning Processes handouts and food safety informational posters can he found here, as well as slideshows and videos of pre-recorded or past workshops.

Freeze dried foods last up to 25 years and are versatile! For emergency prep, camping and hiking, and easy food storage Freeze Drying Presentation July 2024...

UCCE Master Food Preservers of El Dorado County are pleased to present our Specialty Publications covering a wide range of preserving themes. Each booklet contains preserving instructions, recipes, ideas for using your preserves, food safety information, and much more.

Its not quite time to walk away from your garden chores! Put your garden to bed properly and you will ensure great rewards next spring and summer. Here are some simple things you can do now: Cut back spent perennials to prevent slugs, snails and pests from over-wintering.

What is composting? Composting is a natural process by which organic materials decompose. Backyard composting is a controlled or managed version of the natural process. What is compost? Compost is the soil amendment product that results from proper composting.