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February 9th, 2010 by admin

Vaccum Sealed
Food storage jar with, need help?

Tell me to make some apple sauce. If you want to jar it, so I go about doing that? I want to really jar, as as the vacuum seal on it. How long will it last after the process? I do not want to use the machines, unless I must.

You must be very careful in the the food and try to do this with. This is called "Home Canning," if you want to see the cooks. Foods with acid will work the best. You are lucky, verbiage will be in the form of law. First, the clean jars with tight fitting lids. It is best if you get a new one. They sell all sizes in most foods (canning supplies, ball jars) Second wash jars and lids, boil them after washing. If there are any bacteria left from touching the jar you could end up spoiling the empty word. Third, fill the jars with empty words. Leave about 1 / 2 inch air space at the top. Put the lid on, hand tighten only. No longer tight. Quarter. Location jars in the "Hot Water Bath. This is nothing more than putting them in a pot and cover with water. Bring the water boil and simmer for the recommended time. Empty word about 20-25 min. Need insulator between the vase and the bottom of the pot. This is what will keep the jars come in direct contact with the pot. If you are not one of the jars will crack around the base of the ring and break when removed. After their last cook, remove them from the water to cool down, you could even leave them in a safe if you do not have anything to lift them out. Warm bath water to remove excess air and sterilize the empty word. Sauce should be good for at least 5 years. Thereafter it out.

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