Canning sweet potatoes

Canning sweet potatoes is an excellent option if you're looking for a way to preserve them. Learn how to can sweet potatoes with this tutorial.

This is a walk-through of the USDA procedure for safely home pressure canning sweet potatoes

How to pressure can sweet potatoes with honey. Note these will come out soft.

Canning sweet potatoes is a wonderful way to preserve your harvest for later on, even without a root cellar. Store on the shelf for when you need an easy side dish too.

Have you been blessed with an abundant sweet potato harvest and don't know what to do with them? No problem. We explain here how to can sweet potatoes, so you can keep and use every bit of your well-deserved harvest, and we also give you three different methods to choose from!

With lots of sweet potatoes in storage I started canning the smaller ones. The larger ones will keep a long time but the smaller ones I usually just put into jars to later become pies or casseroles. First I washed peeled and cut mu potatoes into about 1 inch cubes. While preparing my jars and utensils I let my potatoes sit in a large bowl of warm water and about 2 Tablespoons of sea salt to prevent them from browning. Now is the time to put on a small pot of water to heat your lids and to…

You're going to love this Instant Pot Sweet Potato Butter this fall. You can make a big batch and freeze some for later or give it as a gift.

If you grew sweet potatoes, it's important to learn how to harvest sweet potatoes properly. The right time and method can help you keep them fresh during the winter. This week, we’re celebrating fall by celebrating one of my favorite vegetables: sweet potatoes! Sweet potatoes are an excellent source of vitamin A, with each potato providing over 700% of your daily RDA for this important vitamin. They’re also a great source of vitamin C, providing 65% of your daily requirements for vitamin C…

This is a walk-through of the USDA procedure for safely home pressure canning sweet potatoes

Sweet potato butter makes great holiday gifts and is perfect for slathering over biscuits, toast, or your favorite bread.