For those of us without the time, patience, or counter space for home preserving, a simpler way to hang on to the tastes and colors of summer, that is also essentially free, is saving seeds for planting next year.
blooming, and the first leaves changing color signal the beginning of the end of another glorious Northeast Ohio summer.
The first and most important part of the process is completely removing the pulp or gel around the seeds so they can be thoroughly dried before storage. I’ll use tomatoes as an example, but this method would work for any pulpy fruit or vegetable. 5. Four or five days later, skim the scum from the top, add more water, and stir the seeds carefully.
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