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canning cinnamon apples

Canning cinnamon apples means packing peeled slices in a cinnamon syrup, or packing them as a thickened pie filling, then processing the jars in a boiling-water canner. Which jar you get depends on the recipe you follow. Slices in syrup…

How to Can Red Potatoes in a Pressure Canner

Red potatoes can be canned at home, but only in a pressure canner. They are a low-acid vegetable, so a boiling-water bath never reaches the temperature needed to destroy Clostridium botulinum spores. The tested method is the USDA process for…

Spicy Dill Pickle Recipe for Canning

A shelf-stable spicy dill pickle needs three things working together: a brine acidic enough for water-bath canning, fresh pickling cucumbers, and heat that builds in the jar instead of taking over the first bite. The method below is a kosher-style…

pineapple salsa canning recipe

Pineapple salsa can be water-bath canned, but only from a tested, acidified formula. A fresh kitchen salsa built around pineapple, onion, and peppers is not automatically safe in a sealed jar. Pineapple is acidic, yet onions, peppers, and garlic are…

Strawberry Jalapeno Jam Recipe for Canning

Strawberry jalapeño jam is a sweet-heat preserve: ripe berries, minced peppers, sugar, acid, and pectin cooked to a spreadable set, then packed into half-pint jars and processed in a boiling-water bath. The finished jam should taste like strawberry first, with…