Canning
At Home with Rebecka uses old-time water-bathed methods for the majority of its canning recipes. I recommend following the USDA guidelines, which are easy to follow and tested. My recipes focus on high-acid foods, and when caning low-acid foods, I use pressure canning. Safety is my top priority, ensuring that bacteria growth and botulism spores are minimized.
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Cheddar Fig Rings
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Begonia Rose Jelly
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Tepache-Fermented Pineapple Beer
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At Home with Rebecka - Ten Year Blogger Anniversary
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The "Upside-Down" Pineapple Filled Jelly Roll
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Cranberry Jelly Swiss Roll
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Preserved Meyer Lemons Recipe with Exact Measurements
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Mứt Tắc - Vietnamese Candied Kumquats
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Kumquat Jelly Recipe - Canning Kumquats
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Persimmon Lemon Marmalade
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San Francisco Flower and Garden Show...the Final Countdown #sfgardenshow2015
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Meyer Lemon Curd - Home Canning
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Meyer Lemon Habanero Pepper Jelly
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Persimmon Butter - Home Canning
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I'm Speaking at the San Francisco Flower and Garden Show - Making Heirloom Jams with Garden Petals
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Lemon Marmalade - Canning for Christmas
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Canning Fig Preserves with 80 Proof Spirits
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Spicy-Sweet Pickled Peppers
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Canning Plum Jam
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Homemade Grape Jelly
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Rose Petal Jelly Recipe
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Spicy Cauliflower Pickles
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Fresh Fig Golden Tomato Chutney
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Canning Fig Preserves
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Canning Pepper Jelly
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Habanero Pepper Jelly
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Canning Lime Pickles
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COTS n QUATS Marmalade with Madagascar Vanilla Bean & Morbier Cheese
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Rhubarb Kiwi Marmalade & Pineapple Mango Marmalade
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Apricot Ginger Conserve
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PICKLED BEETS
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Peach Salsa
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Hot Giardiniera Recipe
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The Anatomy Of JAM...
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Mt. Vesuvius Erupts in my Kitchen
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Canning Sterilization & Jar Preparation
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Watermelon Pickles Recipe