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Vegetables

Vegetables are low-acid foods and so always require a pressure canner to home can them. (Yes, this includes beets, green beans, peas, and squash.) There is absolutely no way to home can vegetables in a water bath canner -- unless you pickle them with vinegar, which of course transforms them into another product entirely.Vegetables are low-acid foods and so always require a pressure canner to home can them. (Yes, this includes beets, green beans, peas, and squash.) There is absolutely no way to home can vegetables in a water bath canner -- unless you pickle them with vinegar, which of course transforms them into another product entirely.

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“THE preservation of fruits and vegetables by canning is now an exact and known science. Our grandmothers, and even our mothers, were content to lose entirely many quarts of fruit each year; and they were never surprised to find a layer of mold on top of each jar. Science has made wonderful advances, however, and in these days any woman can preserve fruit and vegetables without the loss of a single jar or a trace of mold.”

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