Canned Coleslaw Marinated Salad (Salad in a jar) …
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Canned Coleslaw Marinated Salad (Salad in a jar) …
When you do marinated salad do you put salt, vinegar, sugar in it. Do you heat up the brine to pour over vegs and then water bath for how long. 10-15 minutes?
You can also can fermented sauerkraut
Just found your channel! Thanks for sharing all your wisdom. I also live in Maine. Glad to find your videos!
Okay… Why a oak leaf? And will another type of leaf work?
Hello from the Colorado mountains! I’m canning anything that stands still long enough. 😁
So it's almost like making kimchi minus the fish juice
Thanks for the recipe!
Since I got my new canner, I have been canning non stop! Thank you for the recipe!!! I just love my Hippie 🐥!!!!
Thank you so very much for the recipes. Can't wait to try both of them
That recipe doesn't even have to be water bathed. You fill your jars 1/4 inch to the top and put wax paper over the top and screw down the lids and band. It will keep for a year on the shelf. This is a great depression method back in the day when they'd take veggies that wasn't enough to do much with and mix them up and make a vinegar and water brine mixed with sugar and spices. It left the veggies with a crunch. But filling the jar 1/4 inch from top gets the air out and adding the wax paper with the lid and band gives a perfect seal.
Yummy – printing the recipes… Definitely trying them – thanks for sharing
I will certainly make both these recipes, thank you so much for sharing….🙂
OMG I have canned the coleslaw before and LOVE it, but have never tried the marinated salad! I eat a rendition of Greek salad nearly every day during the summer and it will be great to put some of that on the shelf when tomato season is well behind us! Thank you SO much for passing these along!
Thank you so much for the recipe links and tips. I can’t wait to try them 🤗
Hello, brilliant tasty idea, sunny days here in Scotland at mo. Thanks lass