from takepart: There's been a huge surge of interest in home canning and preservation as more and more people embrace the local food movement and try to break away from the packaged and processed items on offer at the local grocery store.
But for those who grew up with the convenience of factory-made food, jumping headfirst into DIY kitchen wizardry can seem a bit daunting.
Enter Karen Solomon, with her refreshingly easy new book, Can It, Bottle It, Smoke It, and Other Kitchen Projects.
It's the follow-up to her 2009 book, Jam It, Pickle It, Cure It. Karen's bright and attractive new publication offers a slew of easy-to-follow and helpful tips that can help even the most inexperienced cook stock their home pantry with homemade kitchen staples.
SMOKING MACKEREL IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NORWAY
If you are interested in how to build your own 'smokery' and smoke your own food, please leave a comment below and i will include instructions from the master fisherman/'smokerer' himself - on how to ... Self caught and 'home' smoked mackerel was delicious!
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