Swiss chard storage

So I spent most of yesterday building one of those straw umbrellas. You know the type. You see them in the Caribbean or outside on the patios of your local Hooters bars. They're classy things.

Freezing swiss chard is one of the easiest ways to preserve it for later use. There's little prep involved and you can freeze it raw!

Sometimes the garden produces so much, you don't know what to do with excess Swiss chard that you grow. Check out what you can do.

Occasionally, you come across a cookbook that just speaks to you. It's like a good friend, coming over for a cup of tea and you just wa...

It is so easy to freeze extra leafy green vegetables. Use them for your dinner vegetable or freeze leafy greens for smoothies.

Here's the steps to cut and wash Swiss Chard leaves. It is important to keep the leaves and stems separate because they cook at different rates.

This past weekend, along with weeding my heart out, the kids and I decided to harvest our spinach and some of our Swiss Chard. You know, it just

This morning we were busy in the kitchen preserving chard to eat all winter long. What a busy morning! I stopped a few times to take some pictures so I could share with you all how

Learn all the tips for freezing swiss chard to save time and money. Learning how to freeze swiss chard for frittatas and casseroles.

Some evidence suggests that humans have been fermenting food and beverages for over 13, 000 years! This ancient method of food preservation uses naturally occurring bacteria that create acids to prevent spoilage and give fermented foods their sour flavor. Even though most of us now have access to other food preservation methods like canning or just