TIL canned bananas are a thing. (And that it's very risky to try doing so yourself.)
TIL canned bananas are a thing. (And that it's very risky to try doing so yourself.)
Apart from already looking cursed, canning bananas at home comes with an almost certain risk of botulism.
https://www.foodrepublic.com/1672144/canned-bananas-explained/
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Today I learned that people do canning at home without a proper pressure cooker
People have been doing hot water bath canning at home for well over a century. It works great for acidic foods like tomatoes or pickled vegetables. It’s completely safe if you follow the USDA Guide to Home Canning.
Yeah I do this to can my homemade sauces. They're basically half vinegar so I think I'm good on the acidity lol
No cap that might actually keep without boiling your bottles, you have on your hands a tomato shrub XD
That's true, I love taking a hot water bath, and it's been completely safe so far
Then you are doing it wrong! Follow the guidance, get that water to 100c, or someone eating you will get a food poisoning!
Prions are still a concern when eating people, even if fully cooked.
Probably better to serve something else.
Ah my thermometer only reads fahrenheit, so you know I'm naturally confused about temperatures
Freedom measurements claimed many lifes...
Water bath canning is so much fun! It names the foods I like, either sugar filled or vinegar filled!