Food Preservation Online Course

Provided by Missouri University Extension

Houston, Missouri · Self-paced online course

About this service

Learn how to safely preserve food at home through this online course. The course teaches you how to can, freeze, and dry foods to keep them fresh longer. You'll learn about making salsas, jams, pickles, and more. The course has 10 lessons you can do at your own speed. It takes about 4-5 hours total. Anyone can take this course, even beginners. You get research-based information to keep your preserved food safe to eat.

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Who can use this

Open to all levels of experience, including beginners

Cost

$30.00

Hours

Self-paced online course

Organization

Missouri University Extension

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