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Freezing

Dive into our detailed recipes that cover everything you need to know about preserving garden-fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs in the freezer. Learn the ins and outs of preparing, blanching, freezing, and packaging food for long-term storage. With our tips, advice, and step-by-step tutorials, you can freeze and enjoy your favorite foods all year round.

Frozen strawberries in a freezer bag.

How To Freeze Strawberries

close up of frozen carrots in freezer bag

How to Freeze Carrots

close up of a freezer bag of frozen potatoes

How to Freeze Potatoes

frozen cubes of pureed garlic in oil

How to Freeze Garlic

image of frozen broccoli in a freezer bag and scattered on a table

How to Freeze Broccoli

glass jar filled with homemade pumpkin puree

How to Make Pumpkin Puree

blue bowl of frozen string beans on a table

How to Freeze String Beans

three bunches of freshly harvested celery

How to Freeze Celery

bowl of frozen zucchini pieces on a table

5 Ways to Freeze Zucchini

frozen French fries and sweet potato fries in a freezer bag

How to Freeze Potato French Fries

Got an abundance of peppers from your garden? Whether you have hot chiles or sweet bells, here is how to freeze peppers to enjoy all winter long.

How to Freeze Peppers

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