Canning Success with Renee Pottle (Excerpt, “Homemade For Sale”)
November 23, 2022In this excerpt from the second edition of “Homemade for Sale,” authors John Ivanko and Lisa Kivirist speak with canning expert Renee Pottle.
In this excerpt from the second edition of “Homemade for Sale,” authors John Ivanko and Lisa Kivirist speak with canning expert Renee Pottle.
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Excerpt from the Popular Kitchen Series magabook Canning & Preserving with permission from its publisher, I-5 Publishing magazines, a division of I-5 Publishing, LLC Purchase Canning & Preserving here. You’ve extracted the juice from your fruits and vegetables; now what? Here are some ways to keep your delectable fruit and vegetable juice fresh and flavorful. […]
Pay special attention to temperatures when canning and storing your food.