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This video is about canning dried pinto beans with Heather’s, from the Kneady Homestead, method.
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What is a scant? I’ve heard that term used before, and I have no idea what they mean by it.
I have put off buying a pressure canner because I have a glass top stove. Aren’t you worried that the combined weight of the canner, produce, jars and water might damage or break your stovetop?
I do that too on the beans but I went back to adding salt as it just doesn't reabsorb in as well once they heat up.
I have canned pintos many many times using heathers method. Always works great
Does canning beans like that soften them for when you cook them?
Dumb question. At the end of canning season do you go ahead and restock your vinegar and such?
You are the best! Love Heather too and she has also been an inspiration to me!
I dry can beans all the time and it works out well. I've been doing it that way for a couple years.
Why u put the jars in hot water after?
Great video! Please do a follow up video after couple months to see how the beans look like ( taste)!
I did see Mrs kneady's video , also Wipoorwill hollow, I just got a presto so i could do beans this way, reading my instruction book, will try soon, I guess we are rebels! God bless
Me with no kitchen of my own, no jars, no pressure cooker, no beans, but a love of your videos makes canning notes
Serious question: do you ever re-use your lids after they have been used and sealed once?
AH I'm so afraid of my pressure canner! But, seeing how easy it was… maybe I'll break it out and try to can some water as a test.
Heather is the reason I tried canning beans a few years ago! She is so wonderful — I’ve been praying for her and her family these last several months.
I would really like to see a video of laying out your beds. Mostly the wood chips and what you fill your beds with. I am considering moving my garden close to the house.
So can you use the instant pot?
I'm new to canning and my wife and I attempted beans last night everything looked great when we finished however when we looked at them this morning almost all the water evaporated overnight. Are these still good?
A great video, and canning dry beans could be a fantastic wintertime canning project, and you can enjoy the heat from the kitchen! Hope to see a video of you using them or recipe with them. I think I would have still used a tad or so of salt in canning them, not so much for flavor salt adds a level of preservation too.
Do you have a video showing the results?
Also, can we halve the amount for a pint?
I have never used a pressure canner. Aren't they dangerous?
Ok so I'm so very new to this canning world and I'm not sure who Heather is but she sounds like she has inspired a lot of people and that is wonderful. You have been the one to inspire me to not just try canning which I did for the first time yesterday (water bath) it was truly exciting. I'm not sure what the purpose is of canning dry beans ??
Heather also taught to pressure can, plus Bev.
I love your channel Becky, you're amazing!
after they came out of the canner there was no liquid left, is this normal? they all sealed.
Was that enough beans for you and your hubby?
So curious how they are when you open it ❤️
I love Heather's channel, I have made these beans, they are yummy