Preserving at Home; a Book for the Home Economist

"Preserving at Home; a Book for the Home Economist," published in 1921, is a timeless guide to the art and science of food preservation. Emily Riesenberg provides comprehensive instructions and recipes for canning, pickling, and preserving a variety of foods. This book offers practical advice for home economists and anyone interested in mastering the skills of preserving food at home. Rediscover traditional methods for stocking your pantry and enjoying seasonal produce year-round with this valuable resource.

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