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Books > Food & Drink > General cookery > Preserving
Are you tired of coming home after a long day and having to slave
away in the kitchen?
Freezer meals are meals that are made in advance and placed in the
freezer, so you'll have a meal ready to go when you need it. Spend
a day cooking once or twice a month and you'll be able to cook
enough meals to last you the rest of the month.
This helpful guide lays the foundation for you to be able to
quickly and easily cook real food every day of the week. Learn how
to successfully plan a freezer meal cooking day, figure out the
ingredients you're going to need and how to package and label the
meals. Get started cooking freezer meals and break free from the
fast food and unhealthy (but oh so convenient ) meals you normally
turn to when pressed for time.
Freezer meals don't just save you time; they also save money. Buy
this book today and find out how.
Everything one needs to know to dehydrate like a pro. Dehydrating
is the ultimate way to store food. Not only can you stock your
pantry with delicious, nutritious food for just pennies, you can
eliminate waste and preserve nutrients. Dehydrating food allows you
to store food with no preservatives and no overprocessing, plus it
delivers a longer shelf life than canning or freezing. This is
clean eating at its best, without the spoilage and waste. The
complete guide to drying food plus 398 recipes A-Z entries on how
to dehydrate fruits, vegetables, greens, herbs, flowers, and nuts
from apples to courgettes How to use the dehydrator to make jerky,
fruit leathers and roll-ups, crackers and just-add-water instant
meals for home or camping Includes recipes for cooking with
dehydrated ingredients from soups to desserts, as well as
all-natural baby food and herbal teas Not just for cooking - making
one's own infused waters and oils, potpourri, dried wreaths and
soap
"Maynard Davies, the last of the traditional bacon apprentice-boys,
and now retired master-curer, shares here with the reader his
lifetime's knowledge of the art of smoking and curing.In this
practical manual Maynard explains, step-by-step, how he did it all
in his day - from choosing the best raw ingredients, to building
one's own smokehouse, to the secrets of making the best
sausage.After working in the profession for 60 years, Maynard wants
to pass on his expertise to the next generation, in the hope that
enthusiasts will get as much satisfaction from producing their own
hams, bacons, sausages and countless other products, made with
pride from the best ingredients, as he has always done. "
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