Canning qustions

   / Canning qustions #43  
Here's my bigger All American,

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They ARE a GREAT canner...NO rubber seal to replace, they are built for a life time ------> plus, of canning!
SR
That's a beauty! When we go visit our daughter we cook while we are there and literally fill up her freezer. I always make a huge put of chili, I would say it would fill 15 quart jars. I wonder if we canned the chili if it would taste just as good as the frozen chili? This topic has given me ideas.
 
   / Canning qustions #44  
Lots of folks do can chili and say it's really good, but I haven't done it.

I do can the beans I put in my chili and that makes, making chili a lot faster than starting out with dry beans, as I like to make my chili up fresh each time.

I change it up a bit each time, depending on what meat we have around...

SR
 
   / Canning qustions #45  
I like canned soup and chili much better than frozen, plus it doesn't take as long to get it ready to eat.
 
   / Canning qustions #46  
I like canned soup and chili much better than frozen, plus it doesn't take as long to get it ready to eat.

As others have mentioned, we make soup and can it to eat later. I make two gallons of soup, can one gallon and we eat the other gallon over the week or so after cooking. The soup usually has beans and some meat. I will cook the soup until the beans are almost done and then can. The length of time to can will finish cooking the beans. The nice thing about canning is that all you have to do is warm the soup, and worse case, eat it cold. No power is required to store so power outages are not a worry.

I have done chili and it was good. Heck, all of the canned soups we have done have been good and are far better than anything we can buy in the store. What I found interesting about the soups we make is how versatile they are. We can have the soup, just as soup or add pasta or rice. Same main dish, the soup, but the rice or pasta changes things up. Add cheese and it is another dish. Change the cheese and you change the taste even though it is the same canned food. Add olives and again it is another dish. We have three types of olives in the house and just adding one or a mix to the dish changes things up again.

Later,
Dan
 
   / Canning qustions #47  
Here's my bigger All American,

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They ARE a GREAT canner...NO rubber seal to replace, they are built for a life time ------> plus, of canning!

SR

Your wife lets you do that,,,,,, in ,,, the ,,, h o u s e !!! ??? :confused2:

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   / Canning qustions #48  
   / Canning qustions #49  
I know I have to clean the jars I " just leave the band on.

When I was a kid growing up, everyone I knew left the bands on. It was many years later, in later life, that I learned about taking the bands off before storing the jars.
 
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I did it! 10 qt. Jars filled with venison chunks and all top sealed.
 

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