Hello! For those who don’t know me, my name is Tracie Smith. I have two youtube channels. One is Anarchy Land and the other is Scratch Kitchen. Early this week Linda from Linda’s Pantry and Liesa from Sutton Daze opened open the doors for anyone who does canning to leave their top ten tips and if you do videos to leave them as well. So here we go.
10. Research. Find why people choose one pressure canner over another. I have a Presto because that was in my budget. And it was what Wal-Mart carried in their store. Learn the difference between them.
9. Learn what your family likes. There’s no point in canning stuff your family doesn’t like. Done it.
8. Access what size you need. If you have a small family then stick with pints. If you have a large family like Amy Maryon or Jammerrille Stewart then go with the quarts.
7. Purchase current books. Don’t throw out your inherited books. Rather enter the recipe title in the search bar at www.freshpreserve.com and the updated recipe with coming up. There may be changes and there may not be. Those books have memories. You do need current ones. I have the USDA Complete Guide to Home Canning the 2015 version. The Amish Canning Cookbook by Georgia Varozza. The Unofficial Cookbook for Your All-American Pressure Canner by Sandra May. Of course, I have several Ball books as well
6. Test a recipe. When you find a recipe you want to can, make a small batch for dinner before you go to the time of canning it. If they don’t like it then, the chances are they probably won’t go for it canned.
5. Start Simple. Get comfortable with the process of pressure and wate- bath canning by canning water. Seriously! You don’t have to worry about ruining food. And you have water in the case of an emergency requiring water.
4. Create a system for tagging jars. Find a system that works for which will help you keep track of your canning projects.
3. FIFO. First in first out. Put new canning products in the back so you rotate your stock.
2. Plan & Organize. Plan about a four-hour block of time for the process. Now you can put your meat in a slow cooker overnight or before you go to work and let it cook. Hey, you can even use your insta pot here on slow cook function.
The last tip is the most important, get familiar with the recipe. Take the time to read it thoroughly. I have ADD and Dyslexia. So I take about two weeks to read every word.
My channels
Anarchy Land
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnO7rRWcUdFsvnzMZF5vYTA
Scratch Kitchen
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8InYoX-475UWt1oIrZSUTA
Top 10 Canning Tips VR to Linda's Pantry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mcu6NZRaRhU&list=PL2gb65tludutVduAFxWinXm1iUaIiF3uR
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