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Get tips on freezing, dehydrating and blanching brocolli and cauliflower; a recipe for pickling cauliflower; and a warning about why so-called dry canning is not safe in this University of Missouri Extension newsletter. | Preserve Spring Broccoli and Cauliflower Broccoli and cauliflower are usually ready for harvest in Kansas and Missouri starting in May or June. Broccoli and cauliflower are high in vitamin C, fiber and many other nutrients. Both are popular raw, but are best preserved for…

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Dorothea Miro
Imagine homemade broccoli soup canned and on your pantry shelf! Simply heat add a splash of milk and sprinkle of cheddar to serve! YUM! Canning Broccoli Soup, How To Can Broccoli Cheddar Soup, Broccoli Canning Recipes, Canning Broccoli Cheese Soup, Keto Preserves, Canned Broccoli, Canning Broccoli, Canning Soups, Brocoli Soup

It's cold weather and the boy is leaving to return to college, so today I'm canning! I find cooking enjoyable and soothing! Soup seemed like the perfect fix! I've been wanting to put up some broccoli soup. We love Panera Bread's creamy broccoli and cheddar soup! You can't safely can dairy products, so I'm canning the broccoli base and will add a little milk and cheddar when I heat it up! Broccoli Soup 1-2 Tbs. olive oil (for sautéing onions) 3 yellow onions, diced 4 celery stalks, diced 4-6…

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Lisa Kirkwood
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Again with the return of hot summer temperatures it is time to harvest all those cool season veggies still left in the garden. Broccoli must be harvested before it opens to flower. You want the heads good and tight and therefore must watch it closely because the hot temperatures will cause it to open quickly. Once harvested I soak my heads in cold water and salt for at least 30 minutes to kill any worms that may be hiding in there. Then I trim and cut up my heads into florets and put them in…

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Amanda Bennett

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