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Table of Contents - Canning

CANNING
YIELD OF CANNED MEAT FROM FRESH
CANNING YIELD FROM FRESH POULTRY
DIRECTIONS FOR CANNING POULTRY
CANNING JARS
FOOD PRESERVATION EQUIPMENT
RAW PACK AND HOT PACK
WHEN CANNED FOODS FREEZE
OIL IN CANNED FRUITS OR VEGETABLES
CANNING MEAT, POULTRY-GENERAL INF.
JAR LIDS - BLACK SPOTS
PROBLEMS WITH CANNING EQUIPMENT
LOW SODIUM CANNING
USING GALVANIZED CONTAINERS
BOTULISM IN LOW-ACID CANNED FOODS
DO YOUR CANNED FOODS PASS THIS TEST?
WHY CAN FOODS?
HOW CANNING PRESERVES FOODS
ENSURING SAFE CANNED FOODS
FOOD ACIDITY AND PROCESSING METHODS
EQUIPMENT, METHODS *NOT* RECOMMENDED
ENSURING HIGH QUALITY CANNED FOODS
ASCORBIC ACID PREVENTS DISCOLORATION
JAR CLEANING
STERILIZATION OF EMPTY JARS
LID SELECTION, PREPARATION, AND USE
RECOMMENDED CANNERS
BOILING WATER CANNERS
USING PRESSURE CANNERS
COOLING JARS
TESTING JAR SEALS
REPROCESSING UNSEALED JARS
STORING CANNED FOODS
IDENTIFY, DISCARD SPOILED CANNED FOOD
CANNED FOODS FOR SPECIAL DIETS
CANNING WITHOUT SUGAR
CANNING WITHOUT SALT (REDUCED SODIUM)
CANNING BABY FOODS
ALTERNATIVES TO SUGAR SYRUPS FOR FRUITS
JAR BREAKAGE IN HOME CANNING
PRESSURE CANNERS
DETERMINING YOUR ALTITUDE ABOVE SEAL
MAINTAINING COLOR AND FLAVOR IN CANNING
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
SELECTING THE CORRECT PROCESSING TIME

 

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