Friday, December 24, 2010

Re: [Homesteadingfamily] more canner questions.......

 

Hi Jeanne

I don't know about a roux but i use the canner for
soups, stews and chilli
i just mix what i'm canning, heat it till it boils
then put in the jars and prosses it using the time of
item requring the longest time.
Let me know if this helps
alain

The recipes seem to call for almost cooked food. Not already done food.
What is the difference? Can I make my food like normal (I know I can't make
gumbo w/roux only as a soup), then can according to basic meat recipe?

Can I can a whole container of roux? Roux is 50% oil and 50% flour. I
usually use olive oil as it gives a much deeper, richer flavor to the roux.

Jeanne

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