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How to Keep Vegetables Fresh for a Long Time



Buying and Growing vegetables aside, you must also know how to make your vegetables last for a long time as well. In this video I am sharing tips on how to keep many vegetables fresh for a long time

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0:17 Keep Herbs Fresh for a Long Time
1:09 Keep Lettuce Kale Spinach Fresh for a Long Time
1:49 Keep Mushrooms Fresh for a Long Time
2:09 Keep Chilies and Peppers Fresh for a Long Time
2:26 Keep Eggplants Fresh for a Long Time
2:40 Keep Okra Fresh for a Long Time
2:58 Keep Asparagus Fresh for a Long Time
3:15 Keep Cauliflower Fresh for a Long Time
3:44 Keep Beets Fresh for a Long Time
4:25 Keep Potatoes Fresh for a Long Time
4:33 Keep Sweet Potatoes Fresh for a Long Time
5:13 Keep Onions Fresh for a Long Time
5:44 Keep Carrots Fresh for a Long Time
6:07 Keep Ginger Fresh for a Long Time
6:45 Keep Cucumber Fresh for a Long Time
7:28 Keep Avocado Fresh for a Long Time
8:08 Keep Pumpkins and Squash Fresh for a Long Time
8:44 Keep Tomatoes Fresh for a Long Time

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34 Comments

  2. Joanie S

    Thanks. I hope this covers cabbage, as I have had zero luck following what I found online. Have to go open my greenhouse & will watch when I get back.

  7. Lisa E

    I should’ve watched something like this a long time ago. I feel so bad about the amount of food I’ve thrown away. I started composting now so at least they have gone for something useful. We also kept stale vegetables and peelings for my son when he was raising his pigs but now that I know better, I will try to do better. Thanks for this information.

  8. TESS ROQUE

    Avocados: once they’re ripen or soft ready to eat, you can submerge them in water, covered, place in fridge. They will last up to 4 weeks still fresh.

  12. Dee H

    Great info, thank you! Did you use filtered or tap water? I imagine filtered is best if you have it.

  13. iamtshine2

    Thanks for these tips!!! Questions…1. Do you and if yes, how often do you change the water?
    2. my neighbor gave me some cucumbers that are soooo bitter. Is there a way to lessen the bitterness?

  19. Vladimir Efimov

    I understand your concern about eating raw onion, but in my country this is a long standing tradition and I've never hared of anyone getting ill from doing this. Onion juice is mildly antiseptic, so unless you fail to peel it properly there aren't many pathogens able to survive inside the edible part. By proper peeling I mean throwing away the outermost juicy/fleshy layer as well, not only the dry ones.

  20. Use Wisdom

    OMG that was great. Thank you so much. Will definitely use these tips. You are the greatest.
    Namaste .
    P.s. what about your lovely chickens, ducks. I miss seeing them interactive.

  24. Daisy Creek Farms with Jag Singh

    Please add any vegetables I missed out here and we can write the best way to keep them fresh
    Brussel Sprouts: Brussel Sprouts store for longer if they are still attached to the stalk. Wrap loose Brussel Sprouts in a damp paper towel and place in a plastic bag in the fridge. Wrap On-stalk Brussel Sprouts in a damp paper towel and place them in the fridge.
    Cabbage: Do not wash cabbage, keep all outer leaves intact. Store in a refrigerator in a plastic bag to retain moisture. Cabbage likes 32F to 40F with 90% humidity. Properly stored cabbage can last from 3 weeks to up to 2 months in your refrigerator.
    Garlic Peeled: Store peeled garlic in a ziplock bag in the fridge. Or add peeled garlic to a glass mason jar, fill the jar with water with a tablespoon of vinegar and add the jar to the fridge.

  25. Tierra Holden

    So mushrooms don’t have to be fridge? Just treat them like potatoes.

    Can carrots can be stored in the refrigerator without the mason jar?

    Thank you for sharing❤

  27. D W

    TYSM for this info! It is 1 of the most valuable I've ever watched.

  29. Azamy Ahmad

    Absolutely beautifully filming capturing lovely content vloggs super Amazing informative keep it Up well done Sir millions thanks for sharing watching from Canada 🇨🇦

  34. Swaad Swaad

    🎉🎉 very useful video We started trying. How to store cilantro & lemon
    Please make video 🙏🏻

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