How to Preserve Silverbeet/Swiss Chard and Other Leafy Greens 🥬💚

The silverbeet was coming to an end with these hot days that we've been having in south east Queensland. While this crop can be grown over summer, it does prefer a shaded area... something that my garden doesn't have right now!
In today's video I show you how to preserve silverbeet also known as Swiss chard. I show you my method for freezing silverbeet which is also the method that I use to freeze all of my leafy greens in the garden. The greens store really well in the freeze in our climate as it can be difficult to can and preserve food in the subtropics (as our temperature and humidity is so high in Summer).
Hope you enjoy!
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