Weekly letter from EliA weekly letter for home preservers: how food was kept firm and dry — potatoes, flour, meat — before the plastic bag and the machine that dies mid-season.
Cellar methods that keep them firm and unsprouted without a plastic bag.
Dry storage that holds grain and meal sweet through a humid summer.
Jar and crock methods that keep working when the sealer quits mid-season.
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Read the full issue →You paid for that box in October and carried it back up empty in March. Here is how a cellar was arranged to keep potatoes firm and unsprouted, and flour dry, with no plug in the wall.
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“I always lost half the potato box by March, soft and sprouted. Read the letter, changed how I stack and vent the cellar, and this year the box was still firm when the garden went in.”
Earl R. · 71 · Ohio
“My sealer quit on me and I was not going to feed it any more bags. The letter showed a way to seal jars with what was already on the shelf; my flour and dried beans keep sweet, no rancid smell.”
Margaret H. · 66 · Queensland
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No. Most of it works in an old basement, a north closet or a crock on the floor. If the sealer dies mid-season, nothing in the letter stops working.
Then you set up before the next harvest. The letter runs weekly through the storing season, so the cellar, the flour bins and the meat are handled before March, not during.
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