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- equipment and ingredients
- filling of jars with proper headspace
- cans submerged for processing
- checking seal
- labeled and ready for storage
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Ready for filling into jars
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Filling jars with proper headspace
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Jars submerged in waterbath for processing
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Checking lids for proper seal
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Jars are labeled and ready for storage. Yield 6 pints
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Equipment and ingredients
a new permaculture fledgling that needs to learn lots
We went thru a lot of sweet relish this summer, lots of burgers.
I can't wait to try this recipe. I added 1/2 a jalapeno for a little kick.
Sweet, sour, and a little bit spicy.
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Setting up for canning
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Recipe to start
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Soak cut veggies in salt water for 2 hours
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Drain the veggies well
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Mix with spices and brine. Ready to pack jars
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Uh oh, jar broke in the canner! The bottom came off. Finished the time on that batch, then cooled and washed the canner
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Cooling, listening to the pings.
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Rebekah Harmon approved this submission. Note: Hey Mark, nice sauce! Next time, take care to see details in the instructions, such as "ingredients and equipment" or try to determine how you will show you made the "proper head height." I've had bbs rejected before when I didn't follow every detail.
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