Amish canning

When it comes to living without electricity, the Amish have a long-lasting tradition. These traditional Amish recipes are the beginning of your canning journey:

Relish, pickles, canned fruits, and other recipes The Amish are prolific canners, essential when you have a large family and big garden to match. Amish can all varieties of fruits and vegetables as well as meats, soups and stews, and other foods. Below you'll find canning recipes for some classic Amish and PA Dutch canned

When it comes to living without electricity, the Amish have a long-lasting tradition. These traditional Amish recipes are the beginning of your canning journey:

Looking for unique canning recipes to try? These 11 Amish recipes are sure to impress your guests and add a delicious twist to your pantry.

With canning season upon us, I thought I’d do a quick round-up of all of my canning recipes over the years. That way, you can browse everything in one place, and plan out your 2016 can-a-palooza {totally a thing}. First, let’s start with canning basics. If this is your first year canning, don’t be overwhelmed. Read More >>

The Amish people have been living for so long without refrigeration, so they know a thing or two about making their food long-lasting. Like these burgers, which can last for up to 5 years.

On my recent Amish trip I had the good fortune to bring back a Christmas basket of canned goods as a present for the family. I thought I’d share that haul with you.

This article was written by Mama Bear and appeared first on Challenged Survival. I have been eye-balling this Amish Poor Man's

When it comes to this food $5 can take you a long way. Here’s how to make and preserve it long-term just like the Amish, who’ve been living off the grid for generations:

Canning is an important part of the Amish home economy. Sprawling gardens provide a wide range of produce for Amish families. Canning helps keep Amish in fruits and vegetables throughout the winter. Amish also can some meats. Today Tom shares some photos from an Amish basement, also in the Jasper, New York Amish community.