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Published on Sep 11, 2012

Harriet Fasenfest and Marge Braker, two close friends, and food preservation experts, demonstrate how to safely can fresh sardines, including a basic primer on a pressure canner. In general, foods that are low in acidity require close attention to the temperature, pressure, and heating time instructions to avoid the potential of botulism poisoning.

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  • richradiohead

    This was so incredibly helpful! I've been gifted a pressure canner but I've been frightened to use it. This took a lot of the mystery and fear out of the process. Thank you!

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  • foodfarmerearth

    So glad it helped! Let me know what you make - and how it turned out. It's really fun to can. =)

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  • john tuillever

    these two are so incredibly cute together.

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  • foodfarmerearth

    totally agree - they are!!

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  • Jim Jackson

    These two ladies need a show. Someone sign them up quick!

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  • foodfarmerearth

    I would love to do more with Harriet and Marge if they're available - they so rock!

    In the meantime, stay tuned for canning bread and butter pickles!

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  • togio100

    Hey foodfarmearth - did Harriet and MArge ever say how long you can store the fish in the cans?

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  • DAVIDPATRICK118

    17:13 - that's what she said!

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  • Chingleng Vang

    I would be eating these for days! Can you make on on American Shad? Please...

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  • Heather Wingfield

    A pressure canner can be used as a pressure cooker, but not the other way around. The cooker just doesn't reach the required psi.

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  • dyhanaverse

    can any pressure cooker be used as a pressure canner, or are they different?

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  • foodfarmerearth

    ... But you should have your gauge checked once a year at your local county extension office. Look yours up on line. Hardware stores used to check them but I don't know if they still do in your area.

    As for the fish, you do not need to skin them, they are smooth skinned without scales and ready to go."

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