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OverviewThis book will show you how to preserve our wonderful spring, summer and autumn harvests, so that you can enjoy nature's bounty even in the sparser months. From drying, bottling and freezing to simple jams, jellies, curds, cheeses, relishes, syrups and chutneys, all you will ever need to know is explained simply and clearly in this comprehensive guide to home preserving. As well as being fun, rewarding and easier than you might think to produce your own preserves, you won't believe the difference between the flavour of shop-bought products and your own home-made produce where the raw materials are as fresh as you can get. In this book you'll also find tasty recipes for using your home-made preserves in your cooking, from Tomato Chutney and Wensleydale Tart to Winter Conserve Roly Poly. Contents: 1. Drying Fruit and Vegetables; 2. Freezing Fruit and Vegetables; 3. Preparing for Preserving; 4. Making Jams; 5. Making Marmalades; 6. Making Jellies; 7. Making Fruit Curds, Cheeses and Butters; 8. Making Special Preserves; 9. Making Pickles; 10. Making Chutneys and Relishes; 11. Making Ketchups, Sauces and Flavoured Vinegars; 12. Making Fruit Syrups; 13. Recipes Using Your Preserves; Index. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Diana PeacockPublisher: Little, Brown Book Group Imprint: How To Books Ltd Dimensions: Width: 17.40cm , Height: 1.30cm , Length: 20.90cm Weight: 0.376kg ISBN: 9781905862443ISBN 10: 190586244 Pages: 184 Publication Date: 27 August 2010 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: In Print  Limited stock is available. It will be ordered for you and shipped pending supplier's limited stock. Table of Contents1. Drying Fruit and Vegetables; 2. Freezing Fruit and Vegetables; 3. Preparing for Preserving; 4. Making Jams; 5. Making Marmalades; 6. Making Jellies; 7. Making Fruit Curds, Cheeses and Butters; 8. Making Special Preserves; 9. Making Pickles; 10. Making Chutneys and Relishes; 11. Making Ketchups, Sauces and Flavoured Vinegars; 12. Making Fruit Syrups; 13. Recipes Using Your Preserves; Index.Reviews'Diana Peacock gives simple instructions for a cupboard full of goodies.' The Weekly News. 'An excellent starting point...A spendidly authoritative, but easy to follow and understand guide. Peacock writes with clairty and precision in her recipes and methods. The book is full of useful tips and advice.' Birmingham Post. 'A good recipe book overall, which does more than it says on the label! I would recommend this to both experienced and novice cooks.' 'The recipes are easy to follow with clear instructions. There are a lot of modern twists on classic chutneys.' www.thebabywebsite.com. Author InformationDiana Peacock, with her husband Paul, edits the Home Farmer magazine and practises self-sufficiency on the family vegetable plot. As well as having over thirty years experience of feeding a family of five on a tight budget, she has also cooked with children in schools. She is the author of Good Home Cooking, Good Home Baking, and the co-author of The Seasonal Cookbook and Grandma's Ways for Modern days. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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