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Old Fashioned On Purpose

S6 E1: How to Preserve Food the Colonial Way with Jonathan Townsend

Old Fashioned On Purpose

Jill Winger

Cows, Home & Garden, Education, Cooking, Homesteading, Leisure, Hobbies, Canning, Chickens, Homestead, Farm, Gardening, Farming, How To

4.81.8K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

For most of us gardener's around the country, we're currently sitting in that honeymoon phase. It's that time where everything is starting to grow and looking beautiful, but nothing is ready to harvest. However, before we know it the time will be upon us. In this season of the Old Fashioned on Purpose podcast, I'm going to make sure you are able to maximize your bounty while discussing one of my favorite topics in the world; food preservation. Today I'm thrilled to be joined by an expert in c...

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0:00.0

Well, hey there friend, welcome back to the old fashioned on purpose podcast.

0:06.4

This is season six, the very first episode of this brand new season.

0:11.4

We wrapped up season five a couple of weeks ago.

0:13.7

That was our business topic, homestead business, homestead entrepreneurship, super fun.

0:18.0

And then I took a little bit of a break, well, sort of, you know, how breaks for homesteaders

0:23.0

go.

0:24.0

I just wasn't recording as many podcasts, but I was working on the soda fountain project

0:30.6

and we had a horsemanship clinic here and have been going to horse shows and doing all the

0:36.0

things around the homestead, you know, that are just part of summer.

0:41.5

And now I'm kind of ready to get my head back in the game when it comes to the garden

0:46.9

stuff because, you know, we're in that honeymoon season of the garden and things look pretty,

0:52.6

but they're not ginormous yet.

0:53.9

And I don't have a lot of vegetables coming in, but we all know that's going to change

0:58.7

very, very soon.

1:00.8

And preservation season tends to kind of hit you like a ton of bricks, it does that to

1:05.7

me every year.

1:06.7

I mean, I know it's coming.

1:07.7

I have all the canning jars I'm kind of prepared.

1:10.0

But then when stuff starts to be ready and needs to be addressed, sometimes I'm a little

1:15.3

bit scrambling.

1:16.6

So give me a head back in the game, get in the garden ready to go kind of taking account

1:20.5

of what I have and what I need.

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