Home Canning
Congratulations on your decision to make the journey into home canning and preservation. You are probably
already imagining everything you can do with all those fruits and vegetables from your own garden or from the
farmer’s market. Making the decision to learn how to can and preserve at home is certainly a wise decision
because it means that you can enjoy the benefits of fresh fruit and vegetables throughout the year.
No experience with canning? Concerned that you won’t be able to properly can and preserve food because the
process seems complicated or because you do not have any experience? Do not worry. This guide is going to
walk you through every step of the process.
Curious about how the canning process works? Does it seem confusing to you? It’s actually very simple. In
fact, it is much simpler than you might think. When food is canned, it is important for it to be heated to a certain
temperature. At the correct temperature, any germs that might cause the food to be spoiled will be killed. In
addition, heat forces air to vacate the jar. As the jar begins to cool, it will automatically seal. Once the jar is sealed
it prevents bacteria from entering the jar. As a result, your canned food will keep for many years to come.
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Home Canning
Congratulations on your decision to make the journey into home canning and preservation. You are probably
already imagining everything you can do with all those fruits and vegetables from your own garden or from the
farmer’s market. Making the decision to learn how to can and preserve at home is certainly a wise decision
because it means that you can enjoy the benefits of fresh fruit and vegetables throughout the year.
No experience with canning? Concerned that you won’t be able to properly can and preserve food because the
process seems complicated or because you do not have any experience? Do not worry. This guide is going to
walk you through every step of the process.
Curious about how the canning process works? Does it seem confusing to you? It’s actually very simple. In
fact, it is much simpler than you might think. When food is canned, it is important for it to be heated to a certain
temperature. At the correct temperature, any germs that might cause the food to be spoiled will be killed. In
addition, heat forces air to vacate the jar. As the jar begins to cool, it will automatically seal. Once the jar is sealed
it prevents bacteria from entering the jar. As a result, your canned food will keep for many years to come.
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Home Canning

Home Canning

by Alan Smith
Home Canning

Home Canning

by Alan Smith

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Congratulations on your decision to make the journey into home canning and preservation. You are probably
already imagining everything you can do with all those fruits and vegetables from your own garden or from the
farmer’s market. Making the decision to learn how to can and preserve at home is certainly a wise decision
because it means that you can enjoy the benefits of fresh fruit and vegetables throughout the year.
No experience with canning? Concerned that you won’t be able to properly can and preserve food because the
process seems complicated or because you do not have any experience? Do not worry. This guide is going to
walk you through every step of the process.
Curious about how the canning process works? Does it seem confusing to you? It’s actually very simple. In
fact, it is much simpler than you might think. When food is canned, it is important for it to be heated to a certain
temperature. At the correct temperature, any germs that might cause the food to be spoiled will be killed. In
addition, heat forces air to vacate the jar. As the jar begins to cool, it will automatically seal. Once the jar is sealed
it prevents bacteria from entering the jar. As a result, your canned food will keep for many years to come.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940014607902
Publisher: Henry Lui
Publication date: 07/12/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 32
File size: 761 KB
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