What if you could meal prep months in advance—no freezer necessary? With the Meals in Jars Cookbook, you can fill your pantry with ready-to-eat meals using safe canning recipes!
Prepare, chop, and season your ingredients with our step-by-step recipes.
Pressure can according to the instructions provided. (Includes a handy reference chart for different elevations!)
When you need a quick meal, just pull a jar off your shelf, put it in a pot, heat, and serve!
For years, I was stuck scrambling at mealtimes.
Once I discovered the power of canning meals in jars, everything changed.
Today, I stock my pantry with homemade, shelf-stable meals that feed my family with ease—and you can do the same!
Imagine …
For busy families who don’t want to settle for frozen TV dinners.
“Quick” doesn’t have to mean “processed.” Enjoy wholesome, home-cooked meals without sacrificing quality or flavor.
For people ready to escape the endless “what’s for dinner?” cycle.
Take the stress out of mealtime with ready-to-go meals that are easy to heat and serve.
For budget-conscious cooks who need frugal meals.
Make every dollar count with frugal meal ideas. Includes recipes for stretching your “meal in a jar” to feed 4-5 people!
For preppers who want to diversify their food storage.
A prepared pantry means you’re ready for emergencies, power outages, or even just unexpected guests—all without relying on freezers or store shelves.
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Yes, you should have a working knowledge of canning safety before canning ANY recipe as canning is very different than cooking.
Yes! This canning cookbook also includes recipes for how to use your meals in jars.
Because these recipes contain low-acid vegetables and meat, all of the recipes in this book must be pressure canned.
For pressure canning, you'll need a pressure canner, canning jars, lids, rings, and basic kitchen utensils.
You'll find equipment recommendations in the course and on our Trusted Tools & Supplies page.
No. Because these recipes contain low-acid vegetables and meat, they must be pressure canned in order to be canned safely.