Green beans are delicious and easy to grow. Do you have too many? It turns out they can be canned in such a way that they last up to five years, making them great emergency food supplies. Watch this video to learn how you too can can green beans.
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2 Comments
How do I can green beans with a IMUSA cooker?
I asked about GREEN BEANS not refried beans!
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