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pH of

root-cellaring

Putting food by, defined

Pyracantha (firethorn) jelly

Quince jelly

Rabbit meat, canning

Racks, Boiling–Water Bath kettles and

Radishes, root-cellaring

Radura

Rainwater

Raspberry(ies)

canning

freezing

jam, frozen, diet

pH of

“vinegar,” a cockaigne

Raspberry juice, freezing

Raw packs

Red currant jelly

Refreezing

Refrigeration

Relishes

adding acids to

equipment for

essential ingredients for

low-temperature pasteurization treatment

methods

recipes

troubleshooting

R-enamel cans

Rhubarb

canning

freezing

ginger jam

pH of

Rhubarb juice

canning

freezing

Rice flour (Mochiko)

Ripening fruit

Roasting, altitude and

Roasts, freezing

Rolls, freezing

Root-cellaring

equipment for

fruits

indoor storage

process of

ripening fruit

small-scale outdoor storage

vegetables

Rutabagas

canning

drying

freezing

salting

sour

waxing

Saccharin

Salad, gelatin, freezing

Salmon

canning

pH of

smoking

Salmonella

Salsa, chili

Salsify (oyster plant)

canning

root-cellaring

Salt

as firming agent

for pickling

types of

Salt-curing

equipment for

grade of salt

meat

proportions of salt

sea salt and

vegetables

Salting (see Brining; Salt-curing)

Saltpeter

Sand plum jelly, Helen Ruth’s

Sandwiches, freezing

Sanitation

Sauces

boiled cider

chili

chili salsa

mint

piccalilli

spaghetti, meatless

tomato “stretcher,”

Sauerkraut

canning

old-style dry-salting to ferment

pH of

Sausage, pork, canning

Scales

Scallops, freezing

Screwband metal lids

Seafood

anti-discoloration treatments for

canning

freezing

Seals

Sea salt

Seed, live, root-cellaring

Shad, canning

Shell beans

canning

drying

root-cellaring

Shrimp

canning

freezing

pH of

Shrimp stock, canning

Simmering

Slaked lime (calcium hydroxide)

Slaughtering, Cutting and Processing Beef on the Farm

Slaughtering, Cutting and Processing Lamb and Mutton on the Farm

Slaughtering, Cutting and Processing Pork on the Farm

Smoke-boxes, homemade

Smoking

fish

meat

Snap beans (see Green beans)

Sodium nitrate

Solar salt

Sorbitol

Sorghum

Soups, freezing

Soup stock, canning

Sour pickles-hour

Soybeans

canning

freezing

Spaghetti sauce, meatless

Spice(s)(d)(y)

carrot marmalade for game

crabapples, sweet-and-sour

pears

pickling

Spinach

canning

drying

freezing

pH of

Spoilage

causes of

prevention of

signs of

Spreads, all-fruit

Squash, summer (see Summer squash; Zucchini)

Squash, winter

canning

drying

freezing

marmalade, ginger

root-cellaring

Stack-drying produce in shade

Staphylococcus aureus

Steam-blanching

fruits

vegetables

Steam canning

Steaming, as anti-discoloration treatment

Sterilizing jars

Stevia

Stew, vegetable-beef

Stew meat, freezing

Storage

canned food

dried foods

jellies

root-cellaring (see Root-cellaring)

salt-cured meat

Storage containers, plastic

Storing Vegetables and Fruits in Basements, Cellars, Outbuildings, and Pits

Strawberry(ies)

canning

freezing

jams

pH of

preserves

Strawberry juice, freezing

String beans (see Green beans)

Sublimed sulfur

Sucralose

Sugar

in canned fruits

in frozen fruits

in jams, jellies, and preserves

in pickling

preserving with

syrup (see Syrup, sugar)

Sugar cure

Sulfuring

Sulfuring box

Summer squash

canning

drying

freezing

Sun drying

Sweet-and-sour spiced crabapples

Sweeteners

artificial

for jams, jellies, and preserves

natural

for pickling

(see also Sugar)

Sweet mustard pickle

Sweet peppers

canning

drying

freezing

Sweet pickle chips

Sweet-pickle salting

Sweet potatoes

canning

drying

freezing

pH of

root-cellaring

Syrup,sugar

in canned fruit

in frozen fruit

Syrup blanching

Syrup holding bath

Table salt

Temperature

canning safety and

drying and

metric conversions for

micro-organisms and

salt-curing meat and

smoking and

Tennessee vegetable soup base

Thawed food, refreezing

Thermometers

Thickeners

Tin cans (see Cans)

Tomato(es)

canning

drying

freezing

green (see Green tomatoes)

jelly

pH of

sauce “stretcher,”

soup, country

yellow, marmalade

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