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link to Guide to Canning Green Tomatoes for Frying

Guide to Canning Green Tomatoes for Frying

Green tomatoes can be preserved either through pickling or canning. Pickling involves brining the tomatoes with herbs and spices and processing them in a water bath canner. Canning uses the raw pack...

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link to Canning Tomato Juice in a Pressure Canner and Water Bath

Canning Tomato Juice in a Pressure Canner and Water Bath

Canning tomato juice begins by cooking whole tomatoes, crushing them, and extracting the juice. The tomato juice is then strained and mixed with bottled lemon juice to acidify it. Tomato juice can be...

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link to Prepping and Canning Diced Tomatoes

Prepping and Canning Diced Tomatoes

Begin canning diced tomatoes by blanching whole tomatoes for 60 seconds. Remove the tomato skins before dicing tomatoes and filling pint or quart jars. Add bottled lemon juice to the canning jars to...

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link to Simple Ways of Canning Hatch Chiles and Recipes

Simple Ways of Canning Hatch Chiles and Recipes

Canning Hatch chiles should be done with the pressure canning method as chiles are a low-acid food. If you wish to water bath can chiles, they must be acidified by pickling them before processing in...

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link to Authentic Amish Recipe for Canning Cabbage

Authentic Amish Recipe for Canning Cabbage

Amish recipes for canning cabbage start by increasing the acidity of the cabbage. The recipes involve pickling or fermenting and turning the cabbage into coleslaw, chow chow, or sauerkraut. Raising...

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link to Canning Green Beans: Water Bath Method and Recipe

Canning Green Beans: Water Bath Method and Recipe

Canning green beans begins by creating a pickle brine by combining water, vinegar, and pickling salt. Bring the mixture to a boil and pour this over raw, trimmed green beans, leaving 1/2”...

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About the Author

Leo loves growing and eating his own food and has since he was a child in Alabama working in the giant family garden. He still tries to get as much of his own food in the pantry as possible while living in California and working a much smaller patch of dirt. When not gardening or canning, Leo can often be found deep in a good book or playing with his son.

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