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link to Step-by-Step Guide for Pickling and Canning Squash

Step-by-Step Guide for Pickling and Canning Squash

Canning squash begins by rinsing the squash, then slicing it into ½-inch pieces. Pack squash into sterilized canning jars, leaving 1/2 inch headspace, and process in a pressure canner for 55-90...

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link to Farm to Table: Preserving and Canning Pickled Radishes

Farm to Table: Preserving and Canning Pickled Radishes

Canning radishes is only safe if they are pickled first. Cut the radishes into ¼ inch slices, and pack the radishes into pint jars. Prepare pickling brine and pour it hot over the radishes, leaving...

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link to Canning Avocados: Pickled Avocado Recipe

Canning Avocados: Pickled Avocado Recipe

When pickling avocados, heat equal parts of vinegar and water, with salt, sugar, and spices. Boil the brine for 5 minutes before pouring it over freshly sliced avocados. Let the mixture sit for at...

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link to Pickled Red Onions Canning Recipe and Ideas

Pickled Red Onions Canning Recipe and Ideas

When canning pickled red onions, make a pickling brine with vinegar, water, pickling salt, and spices. Add onions to the brine and boil for 5 minutes. Ladle the onions into hot canning jars, covering...

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link to Pressure Canning Corn and Fresh Corn Kernels

Pressure Canning Corn and Fresh Corn Kernels

When canning corn, remove the husks and corn silk. Wash under running water and blanch for 3 minutes. Cut the kernels off of the cob, and fill canning jars loosely, topping them with boiling water,...

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link to Guide to Home Canning Smoked Salmon

Guide to Home Canning Smoked Salmon

Canning smoked salmon begins by smoking the fish at 130-160°F. Cut the fish into fillets that will fit inside pint-sized canning jars. Pack them tightly into the jars, leaving 1-inch headspace. Wipe...

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About the Author

Growing up as a farm girl, Regie assisted her grandparents in canning sheep meat and helped her mother sell canned carrots. This grew her passion for canning from a young age. As a writer, she uses her canning experience to give creative, practical ideas for preserving different foods to canning enthusiasts.

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