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This Jar Doesn’t Look Pretty… But It Saves Me on Busy Nights | Canning Beef Roast
Canning Beef Roast: Simple Guide for Food Preservation
Course:
Canning, Homesteading, Main Course
Cuisine:
American
Author:
Regina Sober
Equipment
Pressure canner
Pressure canner weight
Cutting board
Knife
Quart Canning Jars
canning utensils
Ball Canning Book
Ingredients
beef roast
salt (optional)
2 teaspoons per quart jar
Instructions
Raw Pack Canning
Take the roast and trim off excess fat.
Cut roasts into 1 inch pieces and place into quart jars. Do not can bones.
If desired, add 2 teaspoons salt per quart jar.
Fill jars with raw meat pieces and leave 1 inch head space. Do not add liquid.
Clean rim of jar with clean wet towel.
Place seal on jar and hand tighten.
Take the pressure canner and fill at least 5-6 inches deep. Long canning times require more water.
Place the jars in the canner and close the canner.
Place the
weighted gauge
on the canner for 10 pounds.
Pint jars are processed for 75 minutes, quart jars for 90 minutes, adjusting time for
elevation
.
Once time has completed, let the pressure canner release pressure naturally.
Let the canner sit closed for 5 to 10 minutes after pressure is release and remove weighted gauge.
Open the canner and take the top off, opening away from you (the steam will come out and be very hot and there will be hot water).
Let the jars sit for 5 minutes before removing. Use oven gloves to hold the top and watch out for steam under the top.
Place a towel on the counter and put the jars onto the towel.
Cover the jars and let sit 12 to 24 hours.
Check that the jars have sealed, remove the bands and date and label the jars.