Why did the chicken cross the road? To go on an adventure, of course!
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On another note. . . .
I do a whole lot of canning and storing food away during the Summer when my garden is exploding with produce, but I also do some canning during every season. Here is one that is perfect for Winter.
This week I canned beans, beans, beans. . . .Pinto, Navy and Black Beans. I didn’t grow them, I just picked up bags of dried beans when I caught them on sale. If you are anything like me, when you see a recipe that calls for beans you pass on it if you have to wait to soak your beans so they are usable, or pay a very high price to purchase your beans already canned. You can can beans yourself for about 25 cents a can and it is so easy. This is what I do.
Sterilize your jars, bands and lids. Rinse your dried beans and pick out anything that shouldn’t be in them. In a pint jar add 1/2 a cup of beans, 1/2 tsp canning or kosher Salt to your jar and fill the jar up with water, leaving 1″ head room (space at top). That 1/2 cup of beans will fill the jar, they expand a lot!
Process your beans in a pressure canner for 90 minutes at 10 pounds of pressure, here in Ohio. You must use a pressure canner. You cannot use a water bath canner for this.
I have an enormous pressure canner, because I can a lot! My pressure canner holds 18 pint jars. There are much smaller pressure canners out there. They are a great investment and it will last you a life time.
After 90 minutes, let the pressure in your canner drop to zero and then take your wonderful, ready to use canned beans out of the canner. I canned 36 jars in a matter of an afternoon saving me loads of money, at least $36 dollars. 🙂 The next day my beans were put on my top pantry shelf. I have all the beans I need for a really long time to add to any recipe I find.
Huge Hugs,
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