Can they be used in a pressure canner?
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Yes, they can be used in both water bath and pressure. They do have a learning trick to them, If just starting to use them, start with inexpensive beans etc.... Just last week, I received a new tip to ensure proper sealing. One-handed,screw ring on until it just barely grasps the jar threads and you can pick up the jar. This is extremely loose. Do not hold the jar with your spare hand while placing band on before placing in canner.. Many people(myself included) have been having trouble with sealing due to them being too tight. Immediately after your canner loses it's pressure, remove your jars and tighten lids. They should be sealed after cooling Yes, they can be used in both water bath and pressure. They do have a learning trick to them, If just starting to use them, start with inexpensive beans etc.... Just last week, I received a new tip to ensure proper sealing. One-handed,screw ring on until it just barely grasps the jar threads and you can pick up the jar. This is extremely loose. Do not hold the jar with your spare hand while placing band on before placing in canner.. Many people(myself included) have been having trouble with sealing due to them being too tight. Immediately after your canner loses it's pressure, remove your... » Read More Yes, they can be used in both water bath and pressure. They do have a learning trick to them, If just starting to use them, start with inexpensive beans etc.... Just last week, I received a new tip to ensure proper sealing. One-handed,screw ring on until it just barely grasps the jar threads and you can pick up the jar. This is extremely loose. Do not hold the jar with your spare hand while placing band on before placing in canner.. Many people(myself included) have been having trouble with sealing due to them being too tight. Immediately after your canner loses it's pressure, remove your jars and tighten lids. They should be sealed after cooling « Show Less
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Yes. These work just fine in my pressure canner. I estimate mine reaches 240°F.
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Yes, they can be used in both water bath and pressure. They do have a learning trick to them, If just starting to use them, start with inexpensive beans etc.... Just last week, I received a new tip to ensure proper sealing. One-handed,screw ring on until it just barely grasps the jar threads and you can pick up the jar. This is extremely loose. Do not hold the jar with your spare hand while placing band on before placing in canner.. Many people(myself included) have been having trouble with sealing due to them being too tight. Immediately after your canner loses it's pressure, remove your jars and tighten lids. They should be sealed after cooling
1563156
Maybe in very small amounts, but in general they should be cooked normally (like with the lid off of the pot). Best just to follow the instructions on what is best to cook in a pressure cooker, because you don't want the lid gasket and pressure valve to get gummed up if you cook the wrong things (or overfill the pressure cooker).
1202745
I don't think they would - the Tattler lids are much thicker than the metal canning lids, and the Weck lids are thicker yet. The sealer is designed for standard metal (disposable) wide-mouth canning lids - like Ball or Kerr. The lids can be re-used, however - I've been re-using the same lids weekly for a couple of years now.update 11/18/13 - I just received a set of wide-mouth Tattler lids, and I tried one with the sealer, and to my surprise, it DID work. The lid stayed in place, just like the metal ones.
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.
2236594
Yes, would be impossible/dangerous to use this equipment otherwise. I always find it helpful, when considering purchasing a product such as this, to read the manual BEFORE purchasing, to help determine if the product is for me. Here's a link to the manual if you're interested:http://www.allamerican-chefsdesign.com/admin/FileUploads/Product_44.pdfAll American makes the best home pressure canner on the market, bar none. If you need one that processes smaller batches or you happen to have a low range hood, this is your canner.
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As answered earlier, yes you theoretically could. However just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. 1: it would be an awfully tight fit. 2: half gallon jars are not recommended for pressure canning by the FDA as well as every canning manufacturers (such as ball) out there. 3: all canning recipes I have are in quart and pint amounts. I assume you are changing that too fit your needs. By doing so, you could inadvertently affect chemical compositions and end up with issues latter. Bottom line is Yes but you shouldn't.
1875828
I have a brand new 4 quart stainless steel Presto pressure cooker and I cannot fit a pint canning jar inside. The jar is too tall for the cover to fit on top of. The instruction booklet that came with the pressure cooker had recipes but no information on canning.
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No, to can these vegetables you need to use a pressure canner. Water bath canning is only suitable for high-acid foods such as fruits and pickles. Here's a link with more information: http://www.freshpreserving.com/tools/pressure-canning
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they can, but you will shorten the life of them(they warp if heated to much thus losing the airtight seal). best not to unless you want to treat them as disposables.
450515
No..I wouldn't use them for canning. The pink color would come off. I don't know if they sell ones that you are looking for.
2130405
I'm not sure if they will work in that can or not and I would recommend them if they wouldn't be discontinued by Sylvania. They're a great product but if there is any issues with them, Sylvania no longer will repair or replace them.
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If you're referring to the glass-type electric range, yes you can use the pressusre canner on it. I used to have a glass top range and canned every summer for several years on it. Hope this helps.
677628
Yes, you can. I use them on freezer bags and plastic containers in which I store leftovers in the freezer.
654387
I would say yes. But make sure all the jars are not touching each other when you use. I am not an expert , but we used others like these in our pressure cooker years ago.Randy
1420440
Yes, since these are made of, " heat proof, " glass, you can definitely use them in a pressure cooker.
1875830
This is a pressure cooker not a pressure canner. Pint ball jars will not fit, ..unless you want to use it as a water bath canner without the lid. If that is the case there are cheaper and better choices for that. It does come with an instruction manual with recipes.
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Four half-gallon jars will fit in this canner but I first am wondering what you want to can in half-gallon jars? Only very acidic juices (apple or grape) are recommended for canning in half-gallons and they can be canned in a boiling water canner. Pressure canners can be used as boiling water canners. However, the 21-qt Mirro is not deep enough to cover half-gallon jars with the necessary 1-2 inches of boiling water and thus cannot be used as a boiling water canner for them.