Preserving

Healthy food from a jar - fermentation made easyFermented foods are one of the oldest preservation methods known to mankind. They have been helping to preserve food and improve health for thousands of years - then as now.Fermentation makes food easier to digest. Important minerals can be better absorbed and harmful substances are broken down. Lactose is also reduced, which makes many dairy products more digestible. At the same time, this process produces valuable vitamins, amino acids and natural probiotics - real helpers for a healthy gut and a strong immune system.Whether sauerkraut, kimchi or kombucha: with simple methods, you can put a lot of good things in your glass at home - full of flavor and power for your body and well-being.140 pages, numerous illustrations, 183 x 225 mm, softcover

Säfte, Sirupe und Nektare – frisch, natürlich, selbst gemachtOb als Erfrischung, Basis für Cocktails oder zum Verfeinern von Desserts – selbstgemachte Säfte sind gesund, vielseitig und ein echter Blickfang. Ganz ohne künstliche Zusätze, dafür mit voller Fruchtpower aus Garten und Natur.Dieses Buch bietet nicht nur Rezepte, sondern erklärt auch alles Wichtige zur Saftherstellung: von der richtigen Ausrüstung über Zutatenwahl bis hin zur Haltbarmachung. Auch häufige Fehler und deren Lösungen werden praxisnah erklärt.Ideal für alle, die mehr über gesunde Getränke wissen wollen – vom Einsteiger bis zum Profi. Mit vielen Tipps, Hintergrundwissen und Rezepten für kreative Genussmomente im Glas.200 Seiten, 16,5 x 22 cm, durchgehend farbig bebildert, Hardcover

Marmeladen & mehr – hausgemacht und voller GeschmackErdbeere, Himbeere oder Marille – diese Klassiker gehören aufs Frühstücksbrot. Selbst gemacht schmecken sie am besten und sind ein beliebtes Geschenk aus der Küche.Dieses Buch zeigt dir nicht nur Rezepte, sondern erklärt Schritt für Schritt, wie du Marmeladen, Gelees, Chutneys oder Fruchtpasten selbst einkochst – mit Zucker, Gelierhilfen oder ganz ohne.Auch kreative Ideen kommen nicht zu kurz: Rhabarber-Banane, Hagebutte mit Whisky oder Orangen-Karotte sorgen für Abwechslung. Dazu gibt’s viele Tipps zum Haltbarmachen und Ausprobieren.Ideal für alle, die das Einmachen neu entdecken oder ihr Wissen vertiefen möchten – mit rund 80 gelingsicheren Rezepten!200 Seiten, durchgehend farbig bebildert, 16,5 x 22 cm, Hardcover

Simply natural and delicious! - Refined and simple recipes- Basic knowledge and basic recipes- With lots of tips for your own creationsEnjoy local and exotic fruits all year round? Preserving makes it possible!This book contains all the knowledge you need for preserving, candiing and pickling. With many simple and sophisticated recipes for jams, preserves and jellies, compotes, candied and glazed items, fruits in alcohol, sweet and sour pickles and savory chutneys, all lovers will get their money's worth!

Fruits, vegetables, herbs, mushrooms and more. Dehydrating and drying is currently experiencing a real renaissance. Through the traditional way of preserving fruit and vegetables, you not only preserve all the nutrients, you also refine and transform the dried food into fine specialties. In this compact guide, Achim Samwald gives you all the basics about the various dehydrating and drying techniques, the optimal drying times, correct storage and ideal processing. The basic instructions for drying fruit, vegetables, spices, grains, mushrooms and nuts prepare you for the comprehensive recipe section: from dried fruit compote to mushroom spreads to fig slices. Conjure up your very own treats! 128 pages.

Anyone who has a garden knows the challenge: a lot of fruit and vegetables are produced in a short time, it is almost impossible to eat them and the freezer soon bursts at the seams. Drying the valuable harvest is the solution: a long shelf life is achieved, regardless of continuous power supply. Dried foods take up less space, complement the menu, offer special taste experiences and are inexpensive to produce.This book describes how to properly prepare, dry and store around 50 types of fruit and vegetables as well as herbs and all types of meat and used. The recipe section explains how to make fruit leather or baby food yourself and what can be conjured up from the dried delicacies.288 pages.

Self-sufficiency made easy - cooking according to tried and tested farmer's recipes!In the book "Everything for the pantry" you will find around 200 varied recipes for preserving. Cooking fruity strawberry jam, pickling vegetables or drying delicious apples and tomatoes from the garden - 9 farmers from all federal states in Austria will show you in an easy-to-understand way how you can cook and preserve fruit yourself . They also reveal their insider tips on heating, choosing preserving utensils and storage. Did you know, for example, that mustard fruits that are heated in a preserving pot last for over a year and, when cooked, go excellently with roast venison or grilled meat? Our farmers are true experts in storage and present you with tried and tested classics such as Dandelion honey or eggnog as well as new creations, for example pepper chutney or lime blossom hop jelly.Because homemade tastes best and is inexpensive!< br>With the book "Everything for the pantry" you can enjoy the rich harvest from your self-sufficient garden and the diverse range of local basic products all year round. The homemade delicacies also impress as loving gift ideas. No matter whether you are a beginner or a professional - with this wide variety of recipes, everyone will find something to their taste. Simple, tried-and-tested instructions and many helpful tips from the wealth of experience of our farmers make stockpiling a pleasure! - real variety of recipes: 200 different, carefully selected ideas ! - delicious jams and jellies, spicy pickled vegetables, fine chutneys, aromatic oils and vinegars, refreshing juices, tempting liqueurs and much more. - traditional and modern specialties for every season- detailed chapter with all the basics about stockpiling - the 9 farmers' wives in portrait - tasteful color photos - handy format

Food and drinks have been fermented for thousands of years to make them last longer, make them easier to digest and to discover new flavors. This book is dedicated to all types of fermentation with various microorganisms and starter cultures and describes the fermentation processes in detail. 150 recipes from all over the world introduce the variety of fermented products. From sauerkraut and sour beets, the journey goes through Polish-style pickled mushrooms and Russian pickles to Turkish pickles, Filipino eggs and Korean kimchi. The range of health-promoting recipes also includes sourdough bread, fig chutney, homemade tomato ketchup and soy sauce, yogurt and cream cheese, but also drinks such as kombucha, kvass and coconut-lime kefir. 360 pages

Healthy pleasures in a varied variety: Fresh fruit juices instead of industrial products with standardized tastes! Carefully preserved, homemade fruit juices delight even in the cold season and bring the scent of summer and autumn harvest into the winter. Step by step from harvest or purchase to the final product: steam juicing or cold pressing, naturally cloudy and clarified juices , making nectar with or without pulp, syrup and fruit jelly, proper preservation and storageBlack elderberry juice, cherry or gooseberry juice, strawberry, lemon balm and apple-raspberry juice... Homemade peach iced tea!Sweet cider made from grapes, apples and pearsFruit juices from rare local fruits such as sloes, quinces, sea buckthorn or cornelian cherries...Creep - and lemon balm syrup~ blackberry gin and elderberry cinnamon jelly~ Pineapple Lemon and Peppermint Lemonade...

Make your own jam? Pickle vegetables or meat? Brew your own beer? Or make your own liqueur? Canning food yourself and thus preserving it is absolutely in style again. And with this book you can do it quickly and easily. Around 400 simple and sophisticated recipes and variations show the entire spectrum: from the classics such as jam and pickled vegetables to modern variations such as currywurst in a jar and bread in a tin. Cosima Bellersen Quirini presents lots of unusual combinations and gives lots of suggestions and ideas that make you want to imitate them. 144 pages.

simple, delicious, homemade Jams, jams and jellies like in grandmother's time: with these over 100 recipes you can stop the cycle of the seasons and transform your favorite fruits into heavenly fruit spreads in no time. From traditional, classic to original, this book has something for every taste. Homemade mango-apricot jam, rhubarb jam or pomegranate jelly not only delight your taste buds, but are also wonderful to give as a gift! Thanks to the valuable tips and tricks from this book, you can be sure that your homemade jam will turn out perfectly! 160 pages, numerous color photos.

​The best in a jar - preserving seasonal delicacies effortlessly. Homemade in no time at all: Over 150 treasures made from fruit and vegetables for storage or as gifts. Whether as jam, marmalade or jelly, as liqueur, ketchup or relish - preserves taste good for everyone and make a wonderful gift.Try delicacies such as apple compote with cider, apricot and strawberry jam, vegetable relish, classic pickled gherkins, raspberry vinegar or plum ketchup with shallots.This book contains over 150 new and tried-and-tested recipes and lots of colorful ingredients for a huge selection of homemade delicacies.Preserving recipes that anyone can make thanks to Dr. Oetker! 224 pages.

Far more than just a collection of recipes, this practical book offers all the instructions you need to make a wide variety of jams and jams, fruit cheeses and fruit pastes, chutneys and jellies from fruit juices: with agar-agar, with apple pectin, with different types of preserving sugar or also sugar-free.With these detailed instructions and information, it is easy to give free rein to your own inventiveness when it comes to fruit mixtures and the addition of alcohol and spices. Around 70 recipes also provide unusual suggestions: jams made from fruit mixtures such as rhubarb-bananas, blackberries-pears, currants-cinnamon or pumpkin-apple, rosehip jam with whiskey and apricot jam with Amaretto, original Powidl (Bohemian plum jam) and variations on red fruit jelly, Apple-mint jelly and cherry jelly with honey, orange-carrot jam and many others...

Self-service shop from nature - sustainable sweeteners from gardens, forests and meadowsFrom elderflower to apricot and cherry to baked apple and hazelnut liqueur: herbal expert Susanne Oettle shows you how to use purely regional and seasonal ingredients You can easily conjure up the most delicious liqueurs. This wonderful recipe book not only contains over 40 sophisticated and sustainable recipe ideas all year round, but also the necessary background knowledge on fruit and herb selection, the correct preparation with spirits and the ideal ripening time. ~Step by step to homemade natural liqueur - without any artificial flavors or additives! ~65 color photos, 120 pages. ~

Tangy, funky and fresh: Why vinegar is more than just a salad marinade...It not only gives dishes a pleasantly sour note, but has also been used in natural medicine for thousands of years: Vinegar in all its variants has a lot to offer . However, it depends on the right type - because not all vinegar is the same. Karin Buchart presents the most important possible uses and tells you how you can easily make some types of vinegar yourself.What makes good vinegar? The best-known varieties and what makes them differentMake your own vinegar: How to do it - tips and tricks for making vinegar at homeHealthy with apple cider vinegar - naturally lower blood sugar and build up the intestinal flora< /li>Fruity shrubs, oxymel and pickled vegetables: recipes for every tasteFrom vinegar wraps to cleaning aids: What vinegar can do apart from nutritionExcursion into organic chemistry: Experiments with vinegarSour throughout the year: vinegar extracts and sour honey for every season Healthy with homemade vinegar: natural medicine for the home Strengthen the immune system, stimulate metabolism, Purify, detoxify and much more: Even in ancient Egypt, vinegar was not only used as a food but also as a versatile remedy. To ensure that vinegar water and the like do not become a daily hassle, but rather a pleasant taste experience, Karin Buchart has put together a wide variety of vinegar recipes.

Würzen ohne Zusätze – selbstgemacht schmeckt besserWer auf künstliche Zusatzstoffe verzichten und lieber selbst zum Kochlöffel greifen will, findet in diesem Buch viele Ideen für gesunde Alternativen zu Fertigsaucen und Gewürzmischungen.Ob Ketchup, BBQ-Soße, Pesto, Chutney, Gewürzöl oder Aufstrich – alles lässt sich mit wenig Aufwand zu Hause herstellen und lagern. Auch ausgefallene Rezepte wie fermentierter Knoblauch, grüne Currypaste oder Sirup aus Erdbeeren und Tomaten sind dabei.Selbstgemachte Würzmittel sind nicht nur gesünder, sondern auch günstiger und voller Geschmack. Ein Buch für alle, die bewusst kochen und wissen wollen, was in ihren Soßen steckt.112 Seiten, durchgehend farbig bebildert, 21 x 21 cm, Softcover.

The methods of preservation are varied. They range from freezing or drying to sterilizing (boiling), fermenting, pickling in vinegar, oil and alcohol to preserving with salt or sugar and are explained in detail in this book. Over 150 recipes prove that preserving goes far beyond pickles, sauerkraut &~ Chutney goes out. Delicacies such as peppers stuffed with cabbage, pickled garlic, mushrooms in herbal vinegar, lactic sour pumpkin vegetables, soup seasoning and much more are included in the extensive practical book, as are healing home remedies made from vegetables and herbs such as onion smear, black radish juice or potato wraps.

Preserving, pickling, drying, etc.Freezing, sterilizing, drying &~ Drying Soaking in vinegar, oil and alcohol, candiing and glazing Compotes, jams, fruit pastes and juices Enjoy making your own instead of buying expensive ones : This way the taste of your own fruit is preserved and even refined! First, the basics of the various types of preservation are explained in detail: freezing, sterilizing, drying and drying, pickling in vinegar, oil and alcohol, candiing and glazing as well as the production of compotes, jams, fruit pastes, jams and juices. After the how, we get down to business in the truest sense of the word in an extensive recipe section. Many suggestions and ideas show what delicacies can be produced with fruit. The range extends from elderberry quince jam, cranberry compote, fruit mustard, rosehip puree and rowanberry confectionery to apple and pear chutney, dried plums and raspberry vinegar. 190 pages.

Drying, juicing, preserving, storingLand &~ WorksIt tastes best when you make it yourself!Carsten Bothe explains the basics of canning methods as well as the utensils required and introduces old, almost lost knowledge about the correct storage and preservation homemade delicacies. Fresh and seasonal from the garden or the weekly market, great creations and numerous national and international specialties are created in our own kitchen - from chutney to beef jerky and dried fruit to sauerkraut, jam, juice and vinegar. All recipes can be easily adapted to your own taste to give them a personal touch. In this way you not only create a delicious supply, but also a personal souvenir for the next invitation. Numerous tips and tricks help you achieve great results without frustration.

Healthy sauerkraut? Definitely, because the power herb can do a lot: it helps cleanse the intestines, is an effective protection against stomach and intestinal ulcers, strengthens the immune system, can reduce the risk of cancer, supports your body in detoxification and helps you achieve your dream figure. Still questions? Find out here how to get the most out of sauerkraut and sauerkraut juice for your health and how you can easily make sauerkraut yourself. Susanne Irmler-Martin also explains the traditional history of sauerkraut and has collected and written down numerous fine recipes for salads, soups, classics, vegetarian dishes, oven dishes, exotic dishes and drinks for you.

​The taste of summer: boiled down and in a jarSummer tastes of currants, Uhudler, Kriecherln, Dirndln, blueberries and plums. We capture this taste and put it in a jar. With recipes from all regions of Austria - from East Tyrol to Lungau, from the Vienna Woods to Southern Styria. 64 pages.

Wrinkled, bland dried fruit is a thing of the past. Anyone who uses a dehydrator today can conjure up super healthy and varied delicacies. The author explains everything you need to know before dehydrating and drying fruit, vegetables, nuts, meat, fish and herbs and reveals 100 gourmet recipes - from muesli bars, fruit leather and dried meat to pasta sauce and healthy snacks in between. What else can your dehydrator do? Treats for your pet, yogurt, potpourris, flower scrubs... But be careful: products like balsamic strawberries, maple syrup rhubarb, spicy pumpkin chips or Asian-spiced jerky can be addictive.

What methods are there for preserving? And what is the best way to store food? Here you will learn everything from freezing to preserving and drying to candiing, from smoking fish and meat to curing meat. The simple recipes make you want to try out stockpiling. Make your own jam? Sure, of course. Make your own ketchup? It's very easy. Want to make your own chutney and relish? Naturally. And why not pickle or pickle meat in addition to vegetables? This book has everything you need to keep your pantry stocked!

Fruit juices from our own production at home are guaranteed to be free of chemicals and pollutants. Flowers, herbs and fruits are the ingredients for tasty and healthy fruit syrups and nectars.If you process the gifts from nature yourself, you not only enjoy the rich harvest, but also the Certainty of unadulterated and pure taste. In the revised new edition of Syrup and Nectar you will find clear instructions to ensure success. In addition to standard recipes, many new juices made with raw materials that may seem unusual at first glance are also presented - guaranteed to tickle your taste buds! All types of juice extraction, the preservation methods required for longer storage, but also syrups that can be used as home remedies for one or another ailment are described. The range of fruits, flowers and herbs ranges from acacias to roses, all common fruits to hyssop, dandelions and ribwort plantain.