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rphelps4
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roxanna
westport indiana
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  06:01:43 AM  Show Profile  Send rphelps4 a Yahoo! Message
If you don"t have enough of one thing to fill a hot water bath canner could you finsh filling with a different vegetable, if the processing time is the same

Ninibini
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Nini
Pennsylvania
USA
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  06:09:05 AM  Show Profile
I would definitely do that, Roxanna! :)

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rphelps4
True Blue Farmgirl

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roxanna
westport indiana
USA
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  06:49:07 AM  Show Profile  Send rphelps4 a Yahoo! Message
Thank you Ninibini I just wasn't sure.
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windypines
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Michele
Bruce Wisconsin
USA
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  3:22:35 PM  Show Profile
I will also use a smaller pot to process in. I have a canning pot, but use my different sized stock pots as well.

Michele
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Okie Farm Girl
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Mary Beth
McLoud Oklahoma
USA
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  5:33:43 PM  Show Profile
I picked up on something in your question Roxanna and I wanted to clarify in my mind...you aren't processing veggies in a water bath are you - I mean, unpickled veggies? All vegetables must be pressure canned. Fruits, jams, fruit butters, pickles and tomatoes (which are considered a fruit) are water bath canned. Just wanted to double check that I didn't misunderstand for safety's sake.

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ceejay48
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CeeJay (CJ)
Dolores Colorado
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  6:38:14 PM  Show Profile  Send ceejay48 a Yahoo! Message
Roxanna . . . I echo Mary Beth's comment about pressure canning vegetables, rather than water bath canning.
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Ninibini
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Nini
Pennsylvania
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Posted - Sep 04 2013 :  7:08:13 PM  Show Profile
I hadn't thought about that... I thought you meant that these were all foods that need to be water bath canned for the same processing time. Never even occurred to me that you might be canning different foods that require different processing methods! Eghads - I'm sorry!

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rphelps4
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roxanna
westport indiana
USA
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Posted - Sep 05 2013 :  07:49:22 AM  Show Profile  Send rphelps4 a Yahoo! Message
Not to worry it is just tomatoes and hot lemon peppers, but thanks for your concern. I just started canning again after about a 25 year break, so all the reminders are helpful! My ole brain just isn"t what it use to be lol! Roxanna
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queenmushroom
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Lorena
Centerville Me
USA
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Posted - Sep 08 2013 :  5:44:28 PM  Show Profile
Just finished canning some green beans in a pressure canner. I had one pint left so I placed a hand towel in the canner so it would way down the plate and circled the towel around the last jar to keep it from rattling around.

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