If you grow zucchini in the garden, you can probably relate to having lots of zucchini on your kitchen counter. Sometimes it is hard to use it all before it starts to go bad. Let me show you an easy way to store that zucchini to make yummy zucchini bread and other goodies months later!

Whether you grew pumpkins in the garden or bought them from a farmer, you can prepare that pumpkin now so that you can make fabulous pumpkin pie and pumpkin desserts this fall! You won't believe how simple it is to make homemade pumpkin puree!

If you are a beginning canner, this post is for you! Learn the basics of how to water bath can, including what supplies you need to have on hand.

The worst part of canning tomatoes is blanching, peeling, and dicing them, don't you think? Let me show you a quick and easy way to reduce your prep time peeling tomatoes for canning sauces and salsas

Whether you are brand new to canning and need to focus on the process rather than chopping a bunch of ingredients or you are a seasoned canner just looking for a way to make delicious salsa with those garden tomatoes, I have a tip that works magic!

You can quickly prep this homemade applesauce to can it by using your pressure cooker. You won't believe how easy it is to make!

This homemade cinnamon applesauce recipe takes applesauce to the next level. Sweet and smooth, it is the perfect side dish or fall treat!

If you have a bunch of apples and want to can apple pie filling, I have a delicious tip that will make it easy for you! You don't have to comb through a million recipes on the internet to make tasty apple pie filling! Canning apple pie filling is easy and this post shares a tip that makes it super simple for beginning canners!

If you are a beginning water bath canner, let me tell you the benefits of canning that I found and some lessons I learned back during the first season that I ever canned. Not everything went smoothly!

Back in 2014, my husband decided to start a garden in our backyard. His amazing green thumb brought with it tons of fall produce. I knew I couldn't let all of his hard work go to waste, so I decided to learn how to water bath can. Let me walk you through how I prepared to teach myself to do it!

Dehydrating food is an easy way to preserve it for food storage. Dehydrated food can also make great camping snacks or hiking food. I'll teach you the basics that you need to know to dehydrate in a food dehydrator successfully!

These sun-dried tomatoes are easy to make in the food dehydrator and can be added to pasta recipes and other delicious dinner recipes!

Did you know that you can dehydrate parsley that you grow in the garden without a food dehydrator? It's so easy! Let me show you how!

Do you have excess cilantro that you won't be able to use before it starts to go bad? There is an easy way to dehydrate cilantro so that you can add it to your spice cabinet. You won't believe how simple it is!

Dehydrating apples with cinnamon and sugar makes a delicious snack. This is one of my most popular posts for a reason! Dusted with a sprinkle of cinnamon and sugar, these tasty treats are perfect for camping and hiking. You can also vacuum seal them for food storage!

Try dehydrated raspberries for a tangy and crunchy treat. You can vacuum seal them for food storage or take them along when you go on your next outdoor outing!

Dehydrating strawberries in the food dehydrator makes a treat that is so sweet that your kids will think it is candy! This is my absolute favorite food dehydrator recipe. You have got to try dehydrated strawberries!

Homemade apple butter is the perfect old-fashioned preserve to put on your toast and biscuits! You just can't beat apple butter from scratch! This apple butter has the flavor of apples blended with a lovely combination of seasonings including cinnamon, nutmeg, and allspice. You can spread it on biscuits, toast, or even potato pancakes! It's one of my favorite fall recipes.

Don't you just love homemade raspberry jam? Making raspberry freezer jam is so easy, even a beginner can do it. It's a great way to use your fresh raspberries and preserve them for months to come!

These dehydrated banana chips with cinnamon and sugar and a delicious snack and the perfect camping snack or hiking treat. They are slightly sweet crunchy banana bites! You can even vacuum seal them for your food storage!

Do you have lots of apples and you aren't sure what to do with them? Learn how to make apple butter, apple sauce, dehydrated apples with cinnamon and sugar, easy apple pie filling, and cinnamon applesauce. You'll never let an apple go bad again!

Want to learn how to make dehydrated apple chips? It's an easy recipe. Some people call them apple crisps instead of chips, but the result is the same: a delicious, healthy snack. These dehydrated apple chips are such a simple food dehydrator recipe.