Pickling Peppers: No Water Bath
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Hokay, constructive criticism only, again, good luck. Let's see now,...where did I put those sea sick pills?
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@14dollarz In the event of a can going bad, a tell tale sign is the top popping off, since it will start to off gas... Though with pickles, they initially ferment, sooo...
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Also take the bands off and clean and dry them and they won't rust. But hey theres a million knowitalls out there!LOL! Im doing your recipe now and I touched my eye and it BURNS!!
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@14dollarz No ,However When the jar is in the sealing process liquid and tiny bits of solids leach out into the threads of the band. Band should be removed when sealed and top and side of jar should be rinsed to prevent botulism from forming.
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hey i seen i similar vid. where a lady cans peppers the same way without a canner and she said the peppers will still last a year.
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ummm yea. ummmm but yea. and yea
I know your heart is in the right place and I commend your efforts to make a one man, one handed video but PLEASE look at your own videos and learn from your mistakes. Get organized. Slow down your camcorder movements. They're disjointed and sorta herkyjerky. After watching the first few minutes of your video, the movements become quite distracting. I have no criticisms of your pickling techniques, and I am interested in how you preserve food, but your video style gives me vertigo. Good luck
wallydat1 2 weeks ago 2
@wallydat1 Yeah I've gotten this before :). Like most on youtube I'm not shooting for production value. It is how I roll and anyone who wants to join in and can take it is great. So if vertigo is what you get then I might not be your guy.
14dollarz 2 weeks ago
very nice, however you store your finished product with the band removed.
Trashfished 3 months ago
@Trashfished Does the world explode if I leave them on??
14dollarz 3 months ago