Joyce Houston, Master Food Preservers
Series Title
Food For Thought
Contributor
Jennifer Bell, Host
Joyce Houston, Interviewee
Jessica Eden, Engineer
Episode Description
Joyce Houston is one of the founding mothers of the Master Food Preservers of Humboldt County — MFPs volunteer their time demonstrating safe home food preservation and staffing a booth at the Farmers Market where the produce is fresh and sometimes overabundant (perfect for preserving!)…if you are interested in becoming a Master Food Preserver, the training is held once a year and only 12 people are accepted. It is generally held the month of February on Saturdays (9-4) and Monday evenings (5:30-8:30). You will learn about canning (both pressure and waterbath), dehydrating, fermenting, pickling, freezing and more! Cost is $150 — contact the University of California Cooperative Extension for more information 445-7351.
Broadcast Date
2014
Genre/Subject
Food Preservation
Publisher
KHSU
Filename
fft_joyce_houston_master_food_preservers.mp3
Language
English
Digital Format
Audio/MP3
File Size
23.2 MB
Duration
00:10:07
Generation
Copy
Collection
KHSU
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Recommended Citation
"Joyce Houston, Master Food Preservers" (2014). Food for Thought. 133.
https://digitalcommons.humboldt.edu/foodforthought/133