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Workshops offered for creating pie fillings and for pickling products

Extension offers food preservation workshops Feb. 21 and 26

Science & technology | February 06, 2020
Hannah Alfaro
Apple pie on glass plate with serving utensil

Extension’s food preservation workshops offer information on creating pie fillings for long-term storage as part of the Feb. 21 workshop.

Workshops offered for creating pie fillings and for pickling products

Extension offers food preservation workshops Feb. 21 and 26

Science & technology | February 06, 2020
Hannah Alfaro

Extension’s food preservation workshops offer information on creating pie fillings for long-term storage as part of the Feb. 21 workshop.

Apple pie on glass plate with serving utensil

Extension’s food preservation workshops offer information on creating pie fillings for long-term storage as part of the Feb. 21 workshop.

Food Preservation Program will be offering free workshops on pie fillings for long-term storage and pickled products Feb. 21 and 26.

“These workshops will provide information on water bath canning, equipment and elevation, and an overview of specialty ingredients used in the food preservation process,” said Program Officer Elizabeth Mapula, with Extension. “We will also demonstrate the process of creating pie fillings and pickled products.”

There are two workshops available: pie fillings for long-term storage and pickled products. Each workshop will be held once. Each workshop is free to attend, but preregistration is required. Both workshops will be held at the Extension office at 8050 Paradise Road, Suite 100 in Las Vegas.

  • Pie fillings for long-term storage, 1-3:30 p.m., Feb. 21. .
  • Pickled products, 1-3:30 p.m., Feb. 26. .

For more information regarding workshops, contact Mapula at 702-257-5517 or mapulae@unce.edu.

Science & technology | February 06, 2020
Hannah Alfaro

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