Canning milk

How I can milk for storage without refrigeration. It's easy to do, and a technique used by many for long term milk storage.

Milk Magic: Unlocking the Wonders of Canning Milk for Creamy Culinary Creations. Canned milk is a versatile pantry staple that can be use...

I have a lot of children, homemade alfredo sauce is a great staple to have on hand for a quick lunch. Also, I have a child in college and these make for a nice meal for him to have at his dorm.

I have a lot of children, homemade alfredo sauce is a great staple to have on hand for a quick lunch. Also, I have a child in college and these make for a nice meal for him to have at his dorm.

Butter is a staple ingredient for many of our kitchens, but like all foods it has an expiration date. I am sharing how my family preserves butter through canning.

Input from two readers here on the blog who would like to share their experience on how to do it yourself... Home canning milk.

Canned Milk Canning milk at home save you money, especially when it comes to soy and nut milks. Whether it be a dollar here or a dollar there, by the end of the month you will definitely see the savings if you drink dairy or non dairy milks. Another benefit of canning milk, is that you have the satisfaction of knowing what exactly is in that jar, and how long it has been shelved. No preservatives here if I can it properly, right? As you know I cook a lot using dairy and non dairy milk. I…

Canning Milk Someone asked me the other day if you can can milk Yes you can but it has to be pressure canned Do not water bath. I do need to mention that the USDA does not recommend it, I have been doing it some years now and never had a problem. It is more to use for cooking then drinking the canning process does change the taste a little kind of like canned milk in the store. You can can fresh milk (Make sure it is very clean) or store bought. Use clean sterilized jars and be sure to boil…

When a pandemic hits and I can’t find my favorite coffee creamer in the grocery store, I don’t fret, simply make my own. Those that know me, know I LOVE coffee….that’s proba…

Oven – set to 250* F – This is for heating the jars. You don’t have to heat your jars in the oven, but if you use water, you will need to dry out the jars...