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Freezing

Order hard copy  ~  This guide is invaluable for anyone interested in freezing as a food preservation technique. Detailed sections include freezing... Show More

Julie Cascio, Free ~ FNH-00740

613k

Regional Climate Projections: Southeast Alaska

Available online only. SNAP models for Southeast Alaska predict that mean winter temperatures will rise from below freezing to well... Show More

Scott Rupp, Free ~ ACC-00114

So Easy to Preserve

Order hard copy  ~  This publication for the University of Georgia covers all aspects of food preservation, including canning, pickling, making... Show More

Leif Albertson, $25.00 ~ MGA-00989

802k

Sauerkraut

Order hard copy  ~  Sauerkraut is a naturally fermented cabbage. Natural fermentation is one of the oldest ways of preserving food. This detailed... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, Free ~ FNH-00170

216k

Gooseberries

Order hard copy  ~  Gooseberries thrive in Alaska's cool climate and are easy to grow. This publication has information on plant care, cleaning,... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00121

693k

Home Freezing of Vegetables

Order hard copy  ~  Freezing is one of the easiest, most convenient and least time-consuming methods of food preservation. This thorough guide has... Show More

Leif Albertson, Free ~ FNH-00264

209k

Home Freezing of Fish

Order hard copy  ~  Freezing fish is effective only if the product is handled in such a way that its quality is kept near its peak freshness. This... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00222

254k

Chokecherries

Order hard copy  ~  The berries of the ornamental tree Prunus virginiana can be gathered in the fall and are a rich source of dietary fiber and vitamin K as... Show More

Leif Albertson, Free ~ FNH-00113

Using Alaska's Wild Berries & Other Wild Edibles

Order hard copy  ~  This publication has everything you need to know about using Alaska's wild berries. There is information on 18 different kinds of wild... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, $15.00 ~ FNH-00120

161k

Mailing Alaska Fish

Order hard copy  ~  Many Alaskans enjoy sharing the fish they catch with friends and relatives. This publication describes how to package and mail fish to... Show More

Julie Cascio, Free ~ FNH-00230

483k

Chard

Order hard copy  ~  One in a series of fact sheets, this resource covers nutrition and health considerations, selection, storage, preparation and a... Show More

Julie Cascio, Free ~ FNH-00561M

167k

Highbush Cranberries

Order hard copy  ~  Highbush cranberries grow in most areas of Alaska. They are high in vitamin A and are a rich source of antioxidants. This publication... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, Free ~ FNH-00112

714k

Rhubarb Recipes

Order hard copy  ~  This publication is a comprehensive guide for using rhubarb in food preparation. With sections on nutrition, preparation, storage... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00064

135k

Pumpkin Seeds

Order hard copy  ~  One in a series of fact sheets, this resource covers nutrition and health considerations, selection, storage, preparation and a... Show More

Julie Cascio, Free ~ FNH-00561N

244k

Making Jerky

Order hard copy  ~  Jerky can be made from almost any lean meat, including beef, pork or game. This useful publication describes how to prepare meat for... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00262

134k

Broccoli

Order hard copy  ~  One in a series of fact sheets, this resource covers nutrition and health considerations, selection, storage, preparation and a... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00561B

290k

Botulism: A Deadly Food Poisoning

Order hard copy  ~  This simple guide educates youths and adolescents about the dangers of botulism. With extensive illustrations, it provides... Show More

Leif Albertson, Free ~ FNH-00268

536k

Smoking Fish at Home

Order hard copy  ~  A safe, home-smoked product requires a good understanding of the procedures and precautions needed to prevent food poisoning. This... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00325

768k

Alaska Blueberries

Order hard copy  ~  An Alaska favorite, blueberries are a rich source of antioxidants and a great addition to many recipes. Included in this publication... Show More

Julie Cascio, Free ~ FNH-00111

232k

Wild Strawberries

Order hard copy  ~  This publication provides information on how to preserve and use wild strawberries. There is information on storage and... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, Free ~ FNH-00105

440k

Serviceberries

Order hard copy  ~  These small, purple berries have a unique flavor and are high in iron and copper. They can be eaten fresh or dried and are good in baked... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, Free ~ FNH-00122

123k

Tantalizing Turnips

Order hard copy  ~  This guide has information on nutrition, storage, freezing, canning and drying turnips as well as three pages of recipes. If you have a... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00463

462k

Crabapples

Order hard copy  ~  While crabapple trees in Alaska may be best known for their beautiful, fragrant blossoms in the spring, they also produce flavorful,... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00109

449k

Red Huckleberries

Order hard copy  ~  This publication has information on storing, preserving and using red huckleberries, with instructions for cleaning, freezing and... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, Free ~ FNH-00107

239k

Currants

Order hard copy  ~  Currants are a rich source of antioxidants, vitamin C and fiber and can be used in a variety of ways, including jams and jellies, syrup... Show More

Julie Cascio, Free ~ FNH-00115

246k

Watermelon Berries

Order hard copy  ~  Although watermelon berries are common in Alaska along the coast in Southeast, in the central Yukon River area and in damp, wooded... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00123

247k

American Red Raspberry

Order hard copy  ~  Wild raspberries grow throughout most of Alaska and are valued for their intense, sweet-tart flavor. They can be eaten fresh, frozen... Show More

Leslie Shallcross, Free ~ FNH-00116

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Cold Storage

This demonstrates how to preserve fruits and vegetables by freezing or by storing in root cellars. You'll learn about the different... Show More

Arthur Nash, Free ~ FNH-01286

329k

Collecting, Preserving & Using Morel Mushrooms

Order hard copy  ~  This 4-page guide has information on storing, preserving and preparing morel mushrooms as well as tips on finding, identifying and... Show More

Sarah R-P. Lewis, Free ~ FNH-00020

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