topic Re: Canning in Kitchen

Canning

Knit-Chick — Tue, 06 Jul 2021 17:03:54 GMT

I ran into this last year too - all of the stores around here are short on canning supplies. I had planned to stock up early, but time is just flying by the older I get! I can't believe it's July already. I only need more lids and ended up having to order from Amazon, paying quite a bit more. Of course I realized this after I already have a bowl full of jalapeno peppers ready to be sliced and canned! Thank goodness for Prime delivery

Is anyone else canning something good this summer? I'm doing 'cowboy candy', which are sweet & spicy jalepenos.

Re: Canning

coffee drinker — Tue, 06 Jul 2021 17:49:58 GMT

@Knit-Chick I see you needed just lids, but if anyone is looking for jars and have access to Costco, last week I saw 1 dozen quart jars for $14.99.

I don't can, wish I knew how, but have you ever heard of heat canning. Its canning for items like flour, pasta, etc. Think that's what it's called. Look for it on YouTube. Interesting to say the least.

Re: Canning

Knit-Chick — Tue, 06 Jul 2021 18:33:31 GMT

@coffee drinker thanks for the info about Costco!

I've never heard of heat canning.... that's interesting!

Re: Canning

Mistreatedbycs — Tue, 06 Jul 2021 19:42:06 GMT

@Knit-Chick I picked up my jars early. For some reason I buy new one's every year. Last year I did peach and strawberry preserves with the low sugar. I also did refrigerator pickles which were delicious.

This year pickles and tomatoes, I like the idea of jalepeno's though, I did see Aldi's have bags of them for 59 cents, I thought that was reasonable.

Good luck, I know it's a lot of work, just prepping the jars and if you do process, just waiting for those lids to pop.

Re: Canning

froggy — Tue, 06 Jul 2021 23:08:12 GMT

I see all kinds of canning lids on Walmart website.