Dried herbs, fruit leather, frozen vegetables and more! As the growing season comes to an end, come learn about the ways you can get the highest quality dehydrated and frozen food. Unlike canning, dehydrating and freezing can be done with very little specialized equipment. We'll discuss safety, logistics, and food quality with examples of how to put these skills into practice.
Instructor's bio: Aly Trombitas is the Agriculture & Horticulture Educator at CCE Tompkins. She is Master Food Preserver and started formally (and enthusiastically) teaching food preservation in 2023. She has many years of experience teaching all ages about food, environment, and agriculture.
This program is valued at $25, however, please pay what you are able. Paying more than $35 will help others attend the class. If you cannot afford the lowest cost option of $15, please contact us, scholarships are available.
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Marissa Nolan
Horticulture Team Lead
mn623@cornell.edu
607-272-2292 x194
Cornell Cooperative Extension
615 Willow Ave
Ithaca, NY 14850
Last updated September 25, 2026