Food Safety & Preservation at Home
Successful canning starts with the use of jars in good condition and new lids with new or used ring bands in good condition.
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If you are canning low-acid foods, be sure to follow these steps
As more families prepare meals at home, there is a renewed interest in home cannin...
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Questions to ask before trying a canning recipe
The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension recommends following home canning recipes and guidelines that have been tested by scientific res...
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People often ask about canning pickle recipes that have been handed down from one generation to another. The question usually is, "Are these old pickl...
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UNH Extension strongly recommends not to bake and can cakes and breads in canning jars
Information on baking and “canning” breads and cakes in jars has been circulating for at least 25 years and, more recently, has been shared on social ...
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Stock your cupboards and freezers with food preserved at home
Stock your cupboards and freezers with food preserved at home
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Why you should only use traditional, stove-top pressure canners for canning low-acid foods
Why you should only use traditional, stove-top pressure canners for canning low-acid foods
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4 Great Resources That You Need for safe home canning
4 Great Resources That You Need to Read
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One of the first workshops I presented for UNH Cooperative Extension was on home food preservation in 1988. Since that time, I have answered hundreds ...
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