Are you a Prepper? I totally am. I love all things Preparedness! But let me make it clear, I am not a Zombie Apocalypse Prepper. The Zombies can take me of they want… I am the kind of prepper who loves seeing my 72 Hour kits packed and ready, My food shelves stocked with food, and learning new ways to use my shelf stable food or making my own shelf stable food. I’m Nerdy like that.
With canning season upon us I though it would be a great idea to share with you a round up of my favorite canning recipes. You can also check out my Pinterest boards for more links to canning, food storage and all things preparedness! Follow me if you would like and learn more about being prepared!
So I put together a list of unique canned items that my family loves. I hope you will like them too!
Killer Catsup
Homemade Butter
Shelf Stable Butter
Strawberry Lemonade
Dried Fruit
Apple Sauce
Homemade Pickles
Dehydrate Marshmallows
Canned Cheddar Cheese
Maraschino Cherries
Mandarin Oranges
Dilly Beans
Canned Zucchini
I love each of these recipes for various reasons. But all of them are delicious. SO if you have a bountiful garden this year. Try a few of these out. They all make a great addition to any food storage!
Do you have a favorite Canning recipe?? Share it below in the comments so I can check it out!
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