/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16790281
why books though?

>>16790281
The Ball Blue Book is a pretty great introduction to home canning, not sure how much experience you have already. Also pic rel - not certain what you mean on getting food from nature, this isn't a book about how to hutn and forage for berries, but will tell you the basics of building your own subsistence farm. Combine the two and a generous cellar and you should be pretty much all set for the kali yuga

>>16790436
Yes I also want books about foraging, I dont hunt. I have not orevious experience on canning but I want to start doing it. Thank you for sharing this.

>>16790436

/out/ might be better for foraging
its hard to recommend books without knowing where you live because not everything grows everywhere
maybe look up a mycological society in your area for mushrooms, they often do foraging trips
some of the forest parks near me do occasional guided foraging trips too
as for preserving food outside of canning we have pretty regular pickling and fermentation threads on here, also maybe look for books with jam or chutney recipes.
can recommend any specific titles though, sorry

>>16791390
not him but
>/out/
good idea but /diy/ might have a clue or two imo

Just give the piggies acid