eBooks de Congelados y conservas

¿Cómo conservar las frutas y hortalizas de temporada para aprovecharlas todo el año? ¿Y los frutos que encuentras en tus excursiones por el campo o por el bosque?Existen numerosas técnicas de conservacion natural y eficiente, adecuadas a cada alimento y ocasion, que permiten disfrutar de las propiedades y los sabores de hortalizas y frutas durante todo el año. Escrito por uno de los mayores expertos en agricultura biologica, Conservas naturales. Los mejores metodos para preservar frutas y hortalizas es un completo manual que te ayuda a conocer bien todos los metodos para preservar en tu despensa no solo hortalizas y frutas, sino tambien plantas medicinales, setas o frutos recogidos en el bosque.En este libro encontraras todas las tecnicas ilustradas con fotografias y explicadas paso a paso (en fresco, escaldado, esterilizacion, deshidratacion, maceracion, salazon, encurtidos,almibares...), consejos y tablas para decidir que procedimiento es mejor en cada caso y preparaciones y recetas para elaborar tus propias conservas.¡Disfruta todo el año de alimentos sanos bien conservados!

Un libro esencial, completo y práctico para la cocina, con todo lo que hay que saber sobre la ciencia, la técnica y el arte de fermentar alimentos. Kéfir, kombucha, chucrut, kimchi; yogures; vinagres; semillas y antinutrientes, en mas de 50 recetas para preparar en casa.TODO LO QUE TENES QUE SABER SOBRE EL ARTE DE FERMENTAR1. COMPAÑEROS INVISIBLES ¿Que es la fermentacion? Las tres fermentaciones que tenes que conocer. ¿Cual es la diferencia entre alimentos fermentados y alimentos vivos? Cinco razones por las cuales deberias fermentar tus alimentos.2. SODAS PROBIOTICAS, TONICOS Y BEBIDAS FERMENTADAS Tepache, kefir de agua, kombucha, ginger ale. Todo sobre materias primas y herramientas necesarias.3. FERMENTAR VEGETALES Los cuatro abordajes de la fermentacion lactica de vegetales. Preguntas y respuestas. Como fermentar repollo, hakusai, nabo, pepino, pimientos, zanahoria y otros vegetales para hacer chucrut, kimchi y otras preparaciones.4. YOGUR La leche animal, las bacterias, los cultivos no tradicionales. La polemica por los probioticos. Yogur seco y como superar el modo "postrecito".5. INTRODUCCION A LA FERMENTACION DE SEMILLAS ¿Por que es mejor fermentar semillas y legumbres antes de cocinarlas? De los porotos a la masa madre. Todo sobre antinutrientes.6. VINAGRES Hacer vinagre en casa a partir de alcohol. Acidez, pH y como mejorar tus comidas con un chorrito de este magico elixir.7. FERMENTAR MIEL, EN MIEL, CON MIEL Frutas, hierbas, ajos y hasta hidromiel. El poder fermentador de la miel en todo su esplendor.

En este libro vais a encontrar, la gran mayoría de vosotros, contestación a muchas de las preguntas que continuamente me hacéis. Conservar o congelar nuestros alimentos, tanto crudos como cocinados, es mucho mas que abrir la nevera o el congelador e introducir alli los alimentos de cualquier manera. Si se hace correctamente, los resultados obtenidos pueden ser espectaculares e increibles.Con este libro vais a perder el miedo y el respeto a la conservacion, la congelacion y la descongelacion de los alimentos y sabreis resolver todas las dudas que se os plantean constantemente. Es ameno, sencillo, muy riguroso como todos los mios, de facil consulta, y con el vais a saber, utilizando correctamente el frio, como tener siempre a punto tanto vuestra nevera como vuestro congelador.Al salir a la compra lo primero que se debe hacer es comprobar la calidad y el estado de los alimentos que adquirimos. Pero al llegar a casa, hay que saber conservarlos para que no pierdan su aspecto natural, su frescura, su aroma, color y sabor y, especialmente, sus propiedades nutritivas. Asi no habra necesidad de tirar nada en absoluto y mucho menos de arriesgar nuestra salud innecesariamente. Cuando muchos de vosotros me comentais que no os gusta congelar, y yo os pregunto que a que temperatura lo haceis, absolutamente todos me contestais lo mismo. Pues bien, si no lo haceis siguiendo las normas internacionales que, por otro lado, son facilisimas, los resultados no solamente seran malos sino catastroficos. Por ello leeros detenidamente todas las paginas, desde la primera, sin olvidaros de consultar el indice que os aporta una gran ayuda. Os planteo ciertas preguntas en las que siempre dudais:¿Es importante conocer la temperatura que tiene el congelador a la hora de congelar o da lo mismo? ¿Un alimento fresco que ha estado congelado, se puede cocinar y volver a congelar? ¿Como debe descongelarse cualquier alimento o plato cocinado, en la nevera, a temperatura ambiente, con una fuente de calor?? ¿Como debe calentarse cualquier plato ya cocinado para que no sepa a ?recalentado?? INDICE GENERAL DETALLADOA· Aceite crudo y aceite frito, como conservarlos· Aceite de oliva virgen extra, cantidad diaria por persona recomendada por la OMS· Aceiteras, para que sirven· Aceites de coco, palma y palmaste, por que son perjudiciales para la salud· Aceites vegetales sin especificar, cuales son· Aceitunas, como conservarlas· Acelgas, ajetes tiernos, ajos, alcachofas, como conservarlos en la nevera· Aderezadores para ensalada, que son y para que sirven· Agenda o libro de registro, para que sirven· Agua y agua de limon, como conservarlas o congelarlas· Aguacates y albaricoques, como conservarlos en la nevera· Ajos enteros pelados, como se conservan estupendamente en la nevera· Ajos secos, como se conservan· Albaricoques, como conservarlos en la nevera· Alcaparras, pepinillos y demas encurtidos, como se conservan· Alimentos, por que deben envasarse la mayoria antes de introducirlos en la nevera· Alimentos, por que se estropean· Alimentos adquiridos ya congelados, como deben comprarse· Alimentos cocinados en casa, cuando deben introducirse en la nevera o en el congelador· Alimentos comprados ya congelados, como transportarlos· Alimentos comprados ya congelados, ¿son realmente buenos y nutritivos?· Alimentos congelados industrialmente, como conservarlos correctamente· Alimentos congelados, como descongelarlos correctamente· Alimentos frescos, cuando introducirlos en la nevera· Alimentos frescos congelados que se descongelan, ¿se pueden volver a congelar?· Alimentos frescos congelados que se descongelan y se cocinan, ¿se pueden despues volver a congelar?· Alimentos infantiles ya cocinados, como conservarlos o congelarlos· Alimentos o platos cocinados, cantidades que se deben congelar· Alimentos o platos cocinados en casa, pasos a seguir para congelarlas correctamente

Frutas, verduras, especias... ¡Conserve todo su sabor y su valor nutritivo con verdaderas conservas naturales!Con este libro aprenderá a conservar los alimentos sin desnaturalizarlos, gracias a diez metodos eficaces, economicos y sencillos de aplicar. La pasteurizacion, el secado, la fermentacion lactica, la conservacion en aceite, en sal, en azucar o en vinagre son tecnicas de conservacion con una larga tradicion y hoy caidas en desuso por la invasion de conservas industriales y de congelados. No obstante, a menudo estos metodos tradicionales no se limitan a conservar los alimentos, sino que los transforman y los enriquecen con nuevos sabores, ademas de preservar las vitaminas mejor que los procedimientos de congelacion o esterilizacion.Este libro ofrece 250 recetas para conservar mas de 100 alimentos diferentes, y nos permiten gozar del sabor de las conservas naturales y saludables.

El mejor libro para cocinar sano usando tus conservas del fondo de despensa.¿Un recurso para cuando se tiene poco tiempo? No, las latas son mucho más. Hoy día, y dada la variedad y calidad de las conservas que se encuentran en el mercado, cocinar con ellas es una de las muchas posibilidades que hay a la hora de preparar una comida exquisita.Cocinar con latas proporciona muchas y buenas recetas basadas en productos en conserva que permiten organizar, en un momento, menus sabrosos, sencillos y, sobre todo, imaginativos.

Preserving fruits and vegetables is a great way to turn home-grown or local produce into delicious treats that can be enjoyed year-round. Guide to Preserving Food offers several different preserving methods, all with delicious results. Jams, jellies, fruit butters and curds, bottled fruits, chutneys, pickles, and salted vegetables are all practical and economical ways to preserve seasonal produce. You dont need many kitchen gadgets or equipment to get started, just a heavy-based pan, funnel, sugar thermometer, and a selection of glass storage jars! Ingredient lists, popular fruits and vegetables, sugars and cooking techniques are all explained, along with storage information, helpful hints and tips. With over 80 recipes, Guide to Preserving Food offers essential information for homemade products using fresh produce. Author Carol Wilson also includes a small Christmas section to emphasize the popularity of pickled foods for the winter holiday season. Recipes include kimchi, pink pickled turnips, Kashmir spiced pickled onions, blackcurrant jam, apple and date chutney, pickled cucumbers and dill, and so much more!

This is a valuable work on preserving fruits for further supply, filled with quick tips and cost-effective methods to can different kinds of fruits. Content includes: Fresh and Preserved Fruit for the Market Principles of Canning and Preserving Utensils Needed for Canning and Preserving Selection and Preparation of the Fruit Making Sirup for Use in Canning and Preserving Canning Fruit Canned Fruit Cooked in the Oven Canned Fruit Cooked in a Water Bath Preserving Fruit Methods of Making Jelly Canned or Bottled Fruit Juices

In "Canned Fruit, Preserves, and Jellies: Household Methods of Preparation," Maria Parloa presents a meticulous examination of the art of food preservation, offering readers an essential guide to canning fruits and making preserves and jellies. Parloas writing showcases a didactic tone, blending practical advice with an accessible style that caters to both novice and seasoned homemakers. The book is set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, a period marked by burgeoning industrialization and home economies, where knowledge of food preservation became not just a domestic skill, but a method of ensuring family sustenance and thrift. Maria Parloa, a pioneering figure in American culinary education, exemplified the shift towards more structured approaches to cooking in the domestic realm. As a food writer, educator, and advocate for culinary techniques accessible to all, her insights in this book were likely influenced by her own experiences in promoting efficient cooking and preserving habits among homemakers of her time. Parloas contributions to the food preservation movement further highlight the intersection of practicality and tradition in American kitchens. For anyone interested in the art of home canning, Parloas comprehensive guide serves as an invaluable resource. Her clear instructions and insightful techniques not only empower the reader to preserve seasonal bounty, but also celebrate the age-old traditions of food craftsmanship. This book is a must-read for aspiring home canners, culinary historians, and anyone eager to embrace a sustainable approach to food.

In this highly illustrated book, experienced cookery teacher, Lindy Wildsmith, details everything you need to know about preserving fruit, vegetables, fish, meat and game, with useful tips and mouth-watering recipes. No matter how new you are to the craft, your everyday eating can be enhanced with unforgettable flavours. Basic techniques such as sterilization, pasteurisation and preserving methods are described, as are the potential pitfalls and helpful rescue techniques should things go wrong. Master recipes with clear step-by-step instructions, followed by suggested variations to help you experiment with your favourite flavours, and learn how to match spices, aromatics, herbs and drinks to the right fruit, vegetable, meat or fish.

In "Canned Fruit, Preserves, and Jellies: Household Methods of Preparation," Maria Parloa offers an insightful guide that meticulously delineates the art and science of preserving fruits through canning, jellies, and preserves. ParloaAos literary style is both accessible and instructional, drawing on her culinary expertise to blend practical techniques with a rich narrative. Contextually, the book emerges from the late 19th-century culinary movement that emphasized domestic efficiency and self-sufficiency, reflecting a growing interest in home economics amidst industrialization. ParloaAos detailed recipes and preservation methods not only serve to educate but also to preserve the culinary traditions of her time. Maria Parloa, a pioneer in American culinary education, was instrumental in elevating domestic cooking into an art form. Her background, which includes founding the Boston Cooking School, laid a strong foundation for her commitment to educating the public about food preparation and preservation. ParloaAos emphasis on practical skills and nutritional awareness contributed significantly to the culinary landscape of her era, making her work both timely and timeless. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in traditional food preservation methods. Whether you are a seasoned canner or a culinary novice, Parloas clear guidance and historical context will inspire you to create delicious preserves while connecting with the rustic charm of domestic kitchens. Rediscover the artistry of preserving with Parloas expert insights.

Take the fruits of your labor further by understanding general preserving tips and techniques, as well as useful equipment before you get started. An inspiring collection of more than 90 recipes for jams, jellies, chutneys, curds, ketchups, marmalades, pickles, cordials, vinegars, oils, and even liqueurs and breads, Preserving the Season is an excellent resource for any gardener. Also included are easy-to-follow recipes that use your homemade preserves as ingredients! With charming, personal anecdotes from the author, sentimental notes, and helpful tips and variations interspersed throughout, this delightful guide is an engaging and insightful source of inspiration from start to finish!

In The Art of Preserving All Kinds of Animal and Vegetable Substances for Several Years, Nicolas Appert offers a revolutionary perspective on food preservation, which was a crucial aspect of culinary science in the early 19th century. This second edition enhances Apperts original text through a meticulous exploration of the methods and science behind canning and preserving foods. Influenced by the burgeoning field of gastronomy and the practical needs of a rapidly industrializing society, the book skillfully combines empirical evidence with instructional clarity to guide readers in safeguarding the flavor and nutritional value of foods, making it a seminal work in both culinary literature and food science. Nicolas Appert, a French inventor and pioneer of food preservation, was driven by the challenges of food scarcity and spoilage during his time. His passion for cooking and concern for public health spurred him to conduct experiments that ultimately led to the creation of airtight preservation methods. Recognized as the father of canning, Apperts groundbreaking techniques not only served military and commercial purposes but also laid the foundation for modern food preservation, intertwining his legacy with contemporary culinary practices. This book is an essential read for food enthusiasts, culinary historians, and practitioners in the fields of gastronomy and food technology. AppertAos profound insights not only illuminate the historical context of food preservation but also offer timeless wisdom that resonates with todayAos sustainability movement. Embark on a journey through food science with AppertAos work, a blend of historical significance and enduring relevance.

Nowadays the excessive consumption of foods that undergo mass industrialization, with systematic adding of preservatives, is opposed to a more natural and healthy diet. Therefore, to record and promote these ancient food production and preservation techniques is to exercise citizenship, empower individuals that often have already been deprived of some of the most important items of daily life. In this book, with 89 recipes, readers will learn in a simple, clear and objective way the theory and practice to make, at home, kombuchas, natural sodas, preserves, vinegars, beers and much more.

100 delicious and original recipes for jams, jellies, marmalades, curds, cordials, fruits in syrup, chutneys and pickles. Theres something about homemade produce which always tastes so much better. You only have to look on the shelves of the smartest delicatessens to see that making jams and jellies has never been so popular, with flavours and combinations that range from the traditional tried-and-tested recipes to the more adventurous and exotic. In times of abundance it makes perfect sense to squirrel away food for use in times less plentiful: jam- and jelly-making and food preservation have always been an important household craft as well as an essential part of the culinary calendar. Jam-packed with lip-smacking recipes, including ways to pickle vegetables and dry fruit, the secrets to great flavours, simply made, are unlocked in this delightful book. Gloria Nicol is a journalist and photographer. She has written features for many leading magazines and has authored a number of lifestyle books. After 30 years of city life, relocation to a rural setting has given Gloria the opportunity to live the good life for real. Gloria runs the online company The Laundry , selling vintage homeware and linens, as well as writing the excellent online blog www.laundryetc.co.uk