Soup was one of the things I wanted to can the most when I started canning. I love having home canned soup on the shelf. It is so easy to take to work for lunch, or for my family to have a quick meal. Canning soup has really reduced the waste in my kitchen because I go through and use what we have. It is such a blessing to share the art of canning with all of you. Please reach out and say hello.
If you have not started a pantry and would like to get started, please check out the links below to find many of the things I use to help me on this journey. Be so very blessed.
Here is the link to my Amazon Storefront. Here you will find many things that I use and love. =)
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sites.google.com/view/jessica...
The National Center for Home Food Preservation is a wonderful resource. I check this site every time I can anything. I am not affiliated with them, but they are a free resource that I recommend.
nchfp.uga.edu/#gsc.tab=0
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