Videos: Pickling & Fermentation
This collection of videos from University Extension offices nationwide cover the following topics: pickling and fermentation. Note that many videos only refer to using a boiling water canner (aka water bath canner), but you may also use an atmospheric steam canner to can pickles.
Research on food preservation is ongoing – recommendations may have changed since the release of some videos. Please refer to the National Center for Home Food Preservation for the most current recommendations.
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Pickling
- Make your own fresh-pack dill pickles (4:10 min.) - Ohio State University Extension
- Crunch time: pickling 101 (4:27 min.) - University of Minnesota Extension
- Water bath canning of sweet pickles (10:07 min.) - Ohio State University Extension
- RU Ready 2 Preserve? Pickles (47:25) - New Jersey Rutgers
- Pickling Foods: Fill Your Pantry (1:02:40) - University Illinois Extension
- Food Preservation @ Home: Pickling (1:09:06 ) - South Dakota State University Extension
- Homegrown | Fair Food at Home: Pickled Peaches (7:06 ) - North Carolina State University
- Homegrown | Make Your Own Fresh-Pack Dill Pickles, Debbie Stroud, Area Specialized Agent, NCSU (4:06 ) - North Carolina State University
Fermenting
- Home food fermentation and food safety (5:27 min.) - University of Minnesota Extension
- Making sauerkraut (38:03 min.) - University of Alaska Extension
- Making Kimchi (31:13 min.) - North Carolina Cooperative Extension
- Sauerkraut & Beyond: Food Fermentation 101 (1:05:38) - North Dakota State University Extension
- Fermenting Foods: Fill Your Pantry (50:23)
- Food Preservation @ Home: Fermentation (1:03:03 ) - South Dakota State University Extension