Showing posts with label pressure cooker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pressure cooker. Show all posts

Saturday, June 20, 2020

Top 10 Questions About Canning: Home canning Need to Know

What are the top ten questions about home canning? People who are new to canning are especially interested in doing home canning the right way, and with the best canning equipment and supplies. the Homestead Heart Channel on Youtube has recently done a Canning Q&A that addresses these questions with a great deal of style and years of experience.

So here are the top ten questions asked about home canning from real people:
  1. What kind of canner do I need and how big should it be?
  2. How much water do I use in my canner?
  3. Can I use a 'pressure cooker' to can foods?
  4. Can I use a 'water bath canner' to can meats?
  5. Where do I purchase my canning supplies?
  6. Where do I store my canned foods?
  7. What is the shelf life of canned meat?
  8. Is there a different texture between raw and hot-packed chicken?
  9. Why can meat and butter instead of just freezing these items?
  10. Do you leave the bands on the jars after they are canned?
Watch the video to find the answers - do any of them surprise you?
So that's it, the 10 most-asked questions about home canning. Have you or your friends asked any of these questions? Do you agree with the answers? 
Here's another great video from Homestead Heart - Pineapple Jam - The Easy Way! Some good questings are answered in this video as well. Like how many pineapples do I need, How long to cook, how ripe should the pineapples be? How much sugar should I add? Hint: not much! Pineapple jam is sweet, delicious, and has a wonderful aroma. Give this one a try folks, and don't be afraid to add your own special touch.


Please be sure to check out all the great canning videos at Homestead Heart - and happy canning!




Friday, April 21, 2017

Canning Raw Meat with a Pressure Cooker

We canned 10 pint jars of raw ground beef. It took 11 minutes to steam, 8 minutes to jiggle, then the standard 75 minutes. 40 minutes to cool down.

We had test-canned two jars the previous month. We opened one a couple of days and it tasted great! Very moist and tasty; way better than fresh meat fried on the stove!

Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Friday, November 7, 2014

Venison Pot Roast part 1

This video shows what I did with my All American 21 quaart pressure canner/cooker.

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Canning Venison The Wisconsin Way

how to can venison the Wisconsin way. Do not add spices. Spices can be added later for different venison recipes.

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

How to Can Bread and Butter Pickles

Learn how to can Bread & Butter Pickles from master canning expert Shirley Camp. She will deliver tips and instructions on home canning.

Everything you need to start canning at home and make delicious recipes for home canning:

Click here to visit At Home Canning For Beginners and Beyond.

How to Can Dill Pickles

Master canning expert Shirley Camp gives instructions and tips on canning Dill Pickles using Mrs. Wages® Quick Process Dill Pickle Mix. For home canning prod...

Everything you need to know to start canning at home and make delicious homemade canning recipes:

Click here to visit At Home Canning For Beginners and Beyond.