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link to Water Bath Canning Yellow Tomatoes at Home

Water Bath Canning Yellow Tomatoes at Home

Canning yellow tomatoes is the same as canning red tomatoes. When water bath canning, acidify tomatoes by adding bottled lemon juice or citric acid to the canning jars and process for 85-100 minutes...

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link to Complete Guide to Canning Butternut Squash

Complete Guide to Canning Butternut Squash

To begin canning butternut squash, rinse, peel, and cut it into 1-inch cubes. Next, blanch the chopped butternut squash in boiling water for 2 minutes. Process pint jars for 55 minutes and quart jars...

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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 Without a Pressure Cooker: Water Bath Method

Canning Green Beans Without a Pressure Cooker: Water Bath Method

Pressure cookers should never be used for canning. If you don’t have a pressure canner, you can still process green beans using the water bath method. To do so, they must be acidified in pickling...

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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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link to Pressure Canning Cabbage and Sauerkraut Recipe

Pressure Canning Cabbage and Sauerkraut Recipe

Pressure canning cabbage is possible but the cabbage must be pickled or fermented first. Raw cabbage isn’t suitable for canning because of its low acidity and the thickness of the leaves. Many...

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