Join Diane Whitten, CCE Saratoga’s Food Preservation Educator, for in-depth presentations on the following topics:
This video with Diane Whitten, Nutrition Educator at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County, includes a presentation and demonstration of how to safely pressure can meats, plus safe methods to make jerky, and a discussion of food dehydrators.
Making Strawberry Kiwi Jam
A step-by-step PowerPoint presentation
This PowerPoint presentation includes the ingredients, equipment and procedures, plus the nutritional benefits of eating fermented foods.
This PowerPoint presentation is an introduction to Boiling Water, Steam, and Pressure Canning, including an explanation of why some foods require pressure canning to prevent botulism food poisoning.
This PowerPoint presentation includes the principles, procedures and ingredients used in pickling vegetables and fruit for canning. Safety considerations and how to make a crisp pickle are also discussed.
This PowerPoint explains why these food have to be pressure canned, plus a review of how to prepare and process these products.
This PowerPoint presentation reviews safety considerations, plus an overview of canning in a boiling water bath or steam canner. A list of salsa recipes for canning is included with step-by-step instructions. Perfect for those who are new to canning.
This PowerPoint presentation reviews safety considerations, plus an overview of canning in a boiling water bath or steam canner. Plus an explanation of why some tomato recipes must be pressure canned.
Tips and techniques for getting quality dehydrated fruits and vegetables with a discussion about the types of dehydrators included.
Learn how to safely make your own jerky in an oven or food dehydrator. This class will include the three methods of making a safe jerky, options for marinating, plus testing for doneness
Diane Whitten
Community Nutrition/Health
dsh23@cornell.edu
518-885-8995 ext. 2220
Last updated January 27, 2022