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link to Canning Mangoes Facts and Green Mangoes Canning Recipe

Canning Mangoes Facts and Green Mangoes Canning Recipe

Canning mangoes begins with washing, peeling, and slicing mangoes. Make a light or medium syrup using water and sugar and boil mangoes for 2 minutes. Process the jars in a water bath canner for 15...

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link to Canning Spiced Peaches in Light Syrup Recipe

Canning Spiced Peaches in Light Syrup Recipe

When canning spiced peaches in light syrup, start by peeling, cutting, and pitting ripe peaches. Make a spiced sugar syrup and boil the peaches in the syrup before transferring them into canning...

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link to Home Canning Jam and Strawberry Rhubarb Jam Recipe

Home Canning Jam and Strawberry Rhubarb Jam Recipe

When canning jam, combine fresh fruits with sugar and boil them slowly until the sugar dissolves. Boil the mixture rapidly once the sugar dissolves until the jam gels, then add 1-2 tablespoons of...

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link to Guide for Canning Fresh Salsa Without Cooking It

Guide for Canning Fresh Salsa Without Cooking It

The National Center for Home Food Preservation does not recommend canning fresh salsa without cooking it first due to a lack of tested recipes. To can uncooked salsa, pack it cold into sterile jars...

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link to Canning Carrots and Pickled Country Carrots Recipe

Canning Carrots and Pickled Country Carrots Recipe

Canning carrots starts by washing, peeling, and hot-packing them into quart or pint jars. Can baby carrots whole and cut the larger ones into ½-inch cubes, dices, or strips. Process the carrots in a...

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link to Lilac Jelly Recipe for Canning and Floral Jelly Facts

Lilac Jelly Recipe for Canning and Floral Jelly Facts

When canning lilac jelly, steep loose lilac petals in boiling water for at least 10 minutes. Strain the lilac tea and boil it in a large saucepot. Add lemon juice, powdered pectin, and sugar as the...

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About the Author

Alex has a farming background and cherishes growing, eating, and preserving his own food. He writes to share his homesteading experience with gardening and food preservation enthusiasts keen on canning and dehydration. When he is not writing, you'll find him tending to his vegetables and fruits or trying new recipes.

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