Preserving eggs is an old fashioned skill and it's making a comeback as more people take up raising chickens in their backyards. Believe it or not, there are literally dozens of ways to preserve eggs| Practical Self Reliance
Dandelion jelly is a delightful way to capture the floral notes of dandelion flowers in a sweet and tangy spread. Learn how to make this unique jelly at home, perfect for toast, desserts, or as a gourmet addition to your meals.| Practical Self Reliance
Edible flowers that add flavor, color, and nutrition—learn how to identify, harvest, and use them in salads, desserts, teas, and more.| Practical Self Reliance
The smell of fresh lilacs is irresistible in the springtime, and homemade lilac wine captures those brief spring blossoms into a drink you can enjoy year-round. It's simple to make, with just a few ingredients| Practical Self Reliance
Strawberry jelly is a classic homemade preserve with bright, sweet flavor. Learn how to make smooth, seedless jelly from fresh strawberries with simple steps.| Practical Self Reliance
Violets are welcome “weeds” in my garden. In fact, the common blue violet—my particular brand of violet garden guest—is native to these parts, which is more than I can say for myself.| Chestnut School of Herbal Medicine
Water bath canning is a simple way to safely preserve jams, jellies, pickles, and fruits right on the pantry shelf. Water bath canning is an effective way for home cooks to extend the shelf life| Practical Self Reliance
