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German Canning

Spreewald barrels, Black Forest smokehouses, Franconian cellars, and the winter pantry turned into sealed shelf-stable jars.

heat, acid, headspace, and a lid that proves itself after cooling.

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Methods

Traditions

Canning to build from

German reference batch pflaumenmus jars

01 pflaumenmus jars first shelf 25 min 02 apfelkraut winter shelf 45 min 03 rote bete jars market surplus 1 day 04 sour cherry compote family batch 3 days 05 pear halves holiday jar 2 weeks 06 mustard cucumber jars weeknight reserve 35-95 min

winter shelf apfelkraut

market surplus rote bete jars

family batch sour cherry compote

Open the pantry by problem.

Start with the thing you need to solve: a quick jar, a long cure, a safer shelf, or a batch that makes the season last.

Same method, different pantry

Same pantry, different method

German Canning

German canning guide: sealed shelf-stable jars, safety notes, shelf logic, and recipes from Spreewald barrels, Black Forest smokehouses, Franconian cellars, a

pflaumenmus jars - jar work from keller - 25 min
apfelkraut - jar work from keller - 45 min
rote bete jars - jar work from keller - 1 day
sour cherry compote - jar work from keller - 3 days
pear halves - jar work from keller - 2 weeks
mustard cucumber jars - jar work from keller - 35-95 min

German Canning

Canning to build from

Open the pantry by problem.

Same method, different pantry

Same pantry, different method

German Canning

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