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![]() I posted a message a while ago about buying a new pressure canner, and received some good advice (thanks!). I finally got the pressure canner and tried it out this weekend for the first time. I made stewed vegetables from the Ball Blue Book. The instructions say to cook them at 10 lbs. pressure for 40 minutes. The weight on the canner jiggled when the gauge was at about 11.5 pounds. For about 10 minutes during the cooking time, the weight didn't jiggle but the gauge was still at about 11.5 pounds. I have no experience with pressure canning, so I don't know what to think about that. Are my vegetables potentially bad? I have to say, the veggies don't look terribly appetizing after all that cooking...especially the peas. But I was planning to try them tonight and see. Thanks for your help - Jeneen |
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