Well Preserved: Small Batch Preserving for the New Cook
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Hands-on help on home preserving for the beginner. Preserving is a hot topic in bookstores everywhere, and Well Preservedis an ideal how-to manual for the novice. With a minimum of equipment, a little time and a little know-how, anyone can transform some beautiful fresh produce into delicious homemade jams, pickles, relishes and chutneys for year-round enjoyment. Homemade preserves have a lower salt and sugar content than those found at the grocery store, and the home cook will have the comfort of knowing precisely which ingredients went into those jars.Mary Anne Dragan gives expert advice on equipment, selecting and preparing produce, food safety and storage. Her easy-to-follow recipes range from sweet preserves (jams, jellies, marmalade's, conserves and fruit sauces) and savory condiments (pickles, relishes, chutneys and ketchups) to main dishes and desserts that use preserves as an ingredient. Some of the 150 recipes are: Gingered pear jam, Pickled asparagus, Carrot and coconut chutney, Lovely lavender vinegar, Lamb chops with mint vinaigrette and Raspberry vinegar sorbet. Home preserving is easy using this book, and the results are tasty
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