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Raven 25-06-2004 07:22 PM

New to canning
 
I'm fairly new at canning. I have a water-bath canner and everything
except a book of recipes. With a handy library, I didn't think a book
was necessary. Here's my problem. I have about 3 lbs of cucumbers
that I want to pickle but all the recipes I have found call for 6 - 9
lbs. Any suggestions?


Raven

Anny Middon 25-06-2004 11:15 PM

New to canning
 
"Raven" > wrote in message
om...
> I'm fairly new at canning. I have a water-bath canner and everything
> except a book of recipes. With a handy library, I didn't think a book
> was necessary. Here's my problem. I have about 3 lbs of cucumbers
> that I want to pickle but all the recipes I have found call for 6 - 9
> lbs. Any suggestions?
>


Can you just scale the recipe down? That is, if it calls for 6 lbs, cut all
the ingredients in half. I don't see why this wouldn't work, but the
experienced pickle-makers here will I'm sure let you know.

Anny



zxcvbob 25-06-2004 11:46 PM

New to canning
 
Anny Middon wrote:

> "Raven" > wrote in message
> om...
>
>>I'm fairly new at canning. I have a water-bath canner and everything
>>except a book of recipes. With a handy library, I didn't think a book
>>was necessary. Here's my problem. I have about 3 lbs of cucumbers
>>that I want to pickle but all the recipes I have found call for 6 - 9
>>lbs. Any suggestions?
>>

>
>
> Can you just scale the recipe down? That is, if it calls for 6 lbs, cut all
> the ingredients in half. I don't see why this wouldn't work



Yes, you can halve the recipe.

Bob


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