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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 Home Canning Beets and Pickled Beets Recipes

Home Canning Beets and Pickled Beets Recipes

Canning beets begins by boiling and skinning the beets before hot-packing them into sterilized pint or quart jars. Leave baby beets whole and cut larger beets into 1/2-inch slices or cubes. Process...

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link to Pressure Canning Celery Stalks and Pickled Celery Guide

Pressure Canning Celery Stalks and Pickled Celery Guide

Celery is a low-acid vegetable, best processed in a pressure canner. The canning process begins by cutting celery into uniform ¼ or ½ inch slices to fit in pint or half-pint jars. Blanch for 3...

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link to Canning Mashed Potatoes Facts and Alternatives

Canning Mashed Potatoes Facts and Alternatives

Home canning mashed potatoes is not recommended due to their texture and the presence of dairy products. A safe alternative to canning mashed potatoes is freezing them. It is also possible to...

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link to Step-by-Step Guide for Canning Roasted Beets

Step-by-Step Guide for Canning Roasted Beets

Canning roasted beets begins by washing, skinning, and roasting the beets before placing them in sanitized canning jars. Process roasted beets in a pressure canner for 30 to 35 minutes, depending on...

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link to Canning and Pickling Brussels Sprouts: Complete Guide

Canning and Pickling Brussels Sprouts: Complete Guide

Canning Brussels sprouts begins by washing and trimming the sprouts before cutting them in half and blanching them in boiling water for 4 minutes. Pack the sprouts into sanitized canning jars and...

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