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Canning Carrots Recipe
How to can carrots and have them on hand when you need them. Great for adding into your roast, soups, cakes and muffins.
Course:
Canning
Cuisine:
American
Servings:
7
quarts
Author:
Regina Sober
Equipment
Pint jars with seals and bands
Canning jars, bands and seals
canning utensils
Ball Blue Book Guide To Preserving
Pressure canner
Wet Clean Paper Towel
Dissolvable Labels
Ingredients
clean washed and peeled carrots
water
salt
Instructions
Place water in pressure canner and heat
Peel the carrots. Cube, slice or leave the carrots whole (as long as they will fit in the jar!)
Fill the jars with carrots below the neck of the jar. (1" headspace)
Fill the jar with hot water up to the neck of the jar, leaving a 1 inch head space between the water and lid.
Wipe jar rim with clean wet towel.
Place the lid and band on the jar and finger tighten.
Place the jars in the pressure cooker
Add at least 2 inches of water into canner. Water should be same temp as jars.
Close the pressure canner and allow the canner to vent steam for 10 minutes and then put weighted gauge on canner.
Ensure to put the pressure regulator on the pressure cooker to allow pressure to build.
Let pressure build to 10 pounds.
Once pressure is at 10 pounds, set a timer and allow to maintain this pressure for 25 minutes for pints, 30 minutes for quarts.
When done, turn off the heat and wait for the pressure to go to zero.
Carefully remove the top of the canner, not tipping towards you, tip away. There will be steam and hot water dripping.
Allow the jars to sit in the canner 5 minutes before removing.
Remove the jars and place on the counter to cool. (we place a towel down on the counter.
Cover the jars with a towel to allow them to cool slowly and prevent jars coming in contact with sudden change in temp.
Remove the bands after 12 hours and check to ensure jars have sealed.
Label and date the jars.
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