Bottling the Goodness of Summer
March 6, 2013
March 6, 2013
What does the end of Summer mean to you?
For me I find myself scanning my garden to see what I can continue to enjoy from my Summer produce for the coming months. I tend to go into mad production (panic) mode when the weather starts to change as I attempt to hold onto the warmth of the sun for a little longer.
Preserving is one way to bottle the goodness of a season.
Since I started growing vegetables in my garden I have become hooked on making preserves. They are not difficult to make and they allow my family to enjoy the produce from our garden as the weather cools. I feel satisfied knowing exactly what is in the food we are eating and how it was grown.
As well as making jams, sauces, relish and chutney I also prepare some fruits to be stored, or frozen to avoid buying overseas produce. I will write a post on some of the things I do, in addition to preserving, later in the week.
This year, as per others, my tomato production is in full swing and will continue for a while. I aim to make more relish, chutney and chilli jam from these sweet juicy balls of goodness.
Do you make preserves?
If not, I can help you to get started today. Today I am very excited to be launching my new e-book called Preserving-from my garden.
If you do make preserves I am sure that you will find some new recipes to enjoy in my collection, including a few special ones that I have currently not published here.
Get your guide to bottling the goodness
To celebrate the launch I am offering Preserving-from my garden at a special release price of $3.95 (AUD)
This price is only available until the end of this week, Sunday 10/03/13.
Read more about Preserving-from my garden and take a quick peek inside the book.
Delicious! Look forward to trying the beetroot relish and the Indian style Zucchini Chutney looks amazing!
Thanks Prue, I appreciate you dropping by and for your support and purchase of my little book. Kyrstie x
Thanks Kyrstie, look forward to preserving something!
Thanks so much Emily, I look forward to hearing how you progress. I’d love to see a pic on my FB page 🙂