Janet Greene was the Editor-in-Chief of The Stephen Green Press. Ruth Hertzberg taught Home Economics in New England. Beatrice Vaughan has written nine cookbooks.
For more than thirty-five years, cooks have turned to this classic as a practical reference guide to preserve their garden bounty. <i><b>The Boston Globe</b> The best and most complete on the subject we ve seen. <i><b>Herald Examiner</b> </i>(Los Angeles) Friendly, commonsense help and advice on ingredients, techniques, food safety as well as workable recipes. <i><b>The Miami Herald</i> An excellent resource. <i><b>Los Angeles Times</b> Since its publication in 1973, <i>Putting Food By</i> has become the bible of home canning, preserving, freezing, and drying. . . . An important addition to the library: when a ripe half-bushel of peaches at a farm stand can t be resisted, turn the surplus safely into preserves, pie filling, or canned or frozen supplies. <b><i>The New York Times</i>