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Home Canning
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Canning Fruit by Donna Howard Topic: Home Canning
When preparing dinner, it is so satisfying to survey the pantry shelves and choose a jar of cherries or applesauce to serve the family. It’s like a little taste of summer when the weather is the coldest. It not only provides nutrition for the body; it also feeds the soul. The fresh, vibrant colors a...
Steam Pressure Canning by Mechelle Eckman Topic: Home Canning
Low-acid foods must be processed in a steam pressure canner. In order to destroy all bacteria, their spores and the toxins they produce, low-acid foods must be heated to a temperature of 240 ° F and held there for the time specified by the recipe. Because the steam inside the canner is pressurized,...
Water Bath Canning by Mechelle Eckman Topic: Home Canning
Boiling water bath canning has been around for years and is a safe method of preserving high acid foods. You just need to make sure you understand the procedures in order for your canning to be safe.
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