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Uploaded on Feb 9, 2012

Just thought I would share some canning I did today.

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  • 3bdura7man

    3bdura7man 2 months ago

    hi i never saw any one can a meat!

    so i just wonder about some healthy things

    is that eatable or it still need to be cooked? when we open the jar

    and what is ur climate temperature there? is it cooled climate? cuz it hard to me that a meat could last a year without refrigeration!!

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  • 255sage

    255sage 2 months ago

    It is totally safe to eat:)

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  • Taylor House

    Taylor House 2 months ago

    When you raw pack meat you do not need to add liquid.

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  • 255sage

    255sage 2 months ago

    Yes you are right:)

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  • Moni Fisal

    Moni Fisal 6 months ago

    Linda can they keep for year??

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  • 255sage

    255sage 6 months ago

    Yes if they last that long in your house:)

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    255sage 9 months ago

    Yes they are wonderful! Get a Ball canning book and go by their guidelines:) hmmmm pear butter... YUM!

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    Doreen Crawford 9 months ago

    have you ever canned pears? I have a sister-in-law with fruit trees that she does nothing with and I have LOTS of pears and apples. Want to can the pears but not sure how.

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    255sage 9 months ago

    No they do not need to be refrigerated until you open them, just like the can goods from your store:)

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    enconwjc 9 months ago

    @255sage: great video. i have no experience canning. how long do these keep? i assume they require refrigeration?

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