May 14, 2024

VIDEO: Water Bath Canning Step by Step


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Canning (also known as bottling) is a fantastic and cost-effective way to store your produce, enabling you to lock away the freshness of summer to enjoy any time of year.

To can your produce safely you need to know how to effectively sterilize jars and create the perfect seal, how to store your delicious canned creations safely, and what to do if your jars fail to seal properly.

In this short video we’ll take you through the full canning process, step by step.

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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: Water Bath Canning Step by Step

  1. I've been canning for a number of years. Water canning is my favorite, I've also pressure canned. But I like to take excess tomatoes, zucchini, garlic, onions, and fresh basil. Makes a great sauce for pasta. I had to switch to an electric water canner a few years ago, now my stove has glass top and it can't be used for canning. But the electric one I purchased from Ball worked out great.

  2. Thank you for the video. Other videos say to boil the jars for 2 hours. That's a big difference! Is it because you added the garlic, cloves and vinegar, that you only need to boil the jars for 10 minutes? Thank you for the information.

  3. Because this is 50% pickled are they going to taste strongly of vinegar as my kids won't touch it then. I usually water bath everything for 3 hrs without vinegar but would love to bath for a shorter period.

  4. Watched this video 3 times it's the best. You get to the point, all natural, not like a recite from a book, big thanks as you solved my waterbath canning questions. Big thanks and keep up your awesome work.

  5. Hej I am an Ex Pat. I found you on here. I have WB some jars of food in a large pot i have but it uses alot of electricity for 3 hrs. I have bought a small 7Lt pressure cooker that will take 3 or 4 small jars up to 15cm high. Can this way of canning work ? I know this vid is just about WB in an open pot but i would love your advice and opinions please. I need guidence from someone from the uk who knows what they are doing. Can you find the time to reply to me please as many do not. Thanx.

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