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Every Step in Canning eBook
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 223 pages of information about Every Step in Canning.
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Every Step in Canning eBook
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 223 pages of information about Every Step in Canning.
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1
GETTING READY TO CAN
1
DRAWBACKS OF THE OLD METHODS
1
THE COLD-PACK METHOD
2
EXPENSIVE OUTFITS NOT ESSENTIAL
3
CHAPTER II
6
HOW TO ADJUST THE COVERS
8
STERILIZING
8
STEPS IN CANNING SOFT FRUITS AND BERRIES
9
SIRUPS
10
CHAPTER III
11
PINEAPPLES
11
STEPS IN CANNING PINEAPPLE
12
APPLES
13
ORANGES
14
PEARS, QUINCES AND RHUBARB
14
WHAT A BUSHEL OF FRUIT WILL YIELD
15
CANNING WITHOUT SUGAR
15
WHEN TO CAN
16
CHART FOR CANNING SOFT FRUITS AND BERRIES
16
CHAPTER IV
20
TOMATOES
20
THE WAY TO SEAL
22
HOW OTHER VEGETABLES ARE CANNED
23
STEPS IN CANNING VEGETABLES
24
SPECIAL DIRECTIONS FOR VARIOUS VEGETABLES
25
CHARTS FOR CANNING ALL VEGETABLES AND GREENS
26
CHAPTER V
29
TOMATO ACID CHECKS BACTERIA
34
TIME-TABLE FOR SOUPS
35
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
35
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
35
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
35
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
36
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
36
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
36
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
37
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
37
NUMBER OF MINUTES TO STERILIZE
37
CHAPTER VI
37
STEPS IN JELLY MAKING
40
JAMS AND BUTTERS
41
SPECIAL DIRECTIONS FOR JELLY AND JAM MAKING
43
CHART FOR JELLY AND JAM MAKING
44
CHAPTER VII
47
GOULASH
49
LIVER SAUSAGE
49
HEAD CHEESE
49
CORNED BEEF
50
CANNED PORK
50
HOW TO CAN POULTRY AND GAME WITH THE BONES REMOVED
50
FRIED SPRING CHICKEN
51
HOW TO CAN COCKERELS
51
CUTTING UP AND DRAWING CHICKENS
51
PACKING CHICKEN
52
PIGEONS
52
PLAIN CANNING OF TENDER COTTON-TAILS OR TWICE-SKINNED JACK-RABBITS
53
RABBIT SAUSAGE
53
RABBIT MINCE-MEAT
53
STEPS IN CANNING MEAT AND GAME
53
CHAPTER VIII
55
PREPARATION OF FISH FOR CANNING
55
CANNING THE FISH
56
SOFTENING OF BONES IN FISH
56
FRIED FISH
58
BAKED FISH
58
ANOTHER FORMULA FOR MISCELLANEOUS FISH
59
CANNED FISH IN OIL
59
CANNED FISH IN TOMATO SAUCE
59
FISH CHOWDER
59
FISH ROE
60
OYSTERS
60
CLAMS
60
CLAM BROTH AND CHOWDER
61
SHRIMPS
61
SALMON
61
AMERICAN OR DOMESTIC SARDINES
62
CANNING SARDINES IN SAUCE
62
SARDINES IN OIL
62
CRAB MEAT
62
FLAKED CODFISH
62
CRAWFISH
62
TIME-TABLE FOR BLANCHING AND STERILIZING FISH
63
CHAPTER IX
63
ADVANTAGES OF CANS
63
ADJUSTING THE SEAMING ROLLS
65
THE TINNING OUTFIT
66
PREPARING OLD CANS FOR REFILLING
67
THE SOLDERING OUTFIT
68
RULES FOR STERILIZING
69
NUMBER OF CANS A BUSHEL FILLS
70
CHAPTER X
70
TIME-TABLE FOR PRODUCTS IN GLASS
71
TIME-TABLE FOR PRODUCTS IN GLASS
72
TIME-TABLE FOR PRODUCTS IN TIN
72
TIME-TABLE FOR PRODUCTS IN TIN
73
CHAPTER XI
75
CAN-RUBBERS
75
GLASS JARS
76
FLAT SOUR
76
TROUBLES WITH CORN
77
BEETS, THEIR LOSS OF COLOR
77
CLOUDY PEAS
78
SHRINKAGE OF PRODUCT DURING CANNING
78
SHRINKAGE OF GREENS
78
LOSS OF LIQUID DURING CANNING
78
79
OPERATION OF HOT-WATER-BATH OUTFIT
79
OPERATION OF STEAM PRESSURE AND PRESSURE COOKER CANNER
79
BREAKAGE OF JARS
80
MOLD ON CANNED PRODUCTS
80
ACIDITY OF TOMATOES AFTER CANNING
80
WATER REQUIREMENTS FOR HOME CANNING
80
TOO MUCH SALT IN CANNED GOODS INJURIOUS TO QUALITY
81
ALTITUDE AND ITS EFFECT ON CANNING
81
BERRIES OR FRUIT RISING TO THE TOP
81
TROUBLES WITH TIN CANS
81
FROZEN PRODUCTS
82
CHAPTER XII
82
THE ADVANTAGES OF DRYING
83
CHAPTER XIII
87
HOW TO REGULATE THE HEAT
88
STEPS IN FRUIT DRYING
92
FRUIT PASTES
92
CANDIED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
92
TIME-TABLE FOR DRYING FRUITS
93
CHAPTER XIV
93
GENERAL SUGGESTIONS
97
TIME-TABLE FOR DRYING VEGETABLES
98
CHAPTER XV
100
THREE METHODS OF SALTING FOOD
100
POINTS TO REMEMBER
105
TABLE FOR PRESERVATION OF VEGETABLES BY SALT
106
CHAPTER XVI
106
METHODS OF CURING MEAT
107
UTENSILS FOR CURING
107
PRESERVATIVES
108
THE SUGAR BRINE CURE
108
CORNED BEEF
109
PLAIN SALT PORK
110
SMOKING CURED MEATS
110
SAUSAGE
111
CHAPTER XVII
112
METHOD OF STORING
113
WATER GLASS METHOD
113
LIMEWATER METHOD
113
CANDLING EGGS AT HOME
114
HOMEMADE CANDLER
114
SIGNS OF A GOOD EGG
114
PACKING THE EGGS
114
HOW TO USE PRESERVED EGGS
115
CHAPTER XVIII
115
CELLAR STORAGE
116
PIT STORAGE
117
OUTDOOR CELLAR STORAGE
118
ATTIC STORAGE
118
SAND BOX STORAGE
119
PANTRY STORAGE
119
TABLE FOR VEGETABLE STORAGE
119
CHAPTER XIX
124
LIVING UP TO CONTRACTS
127
THE USE OF LABELS IN CANNING
128
PACKING GLASS FOR SHIPPING
128
PACKING TIN FOR SHIPPING
128
SHIPPING TERMS
128
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