Canning pressure cooker

Pressure canning can be intimidating, especially for beginners, but it's well worth it. Don't limit yourself to water bath canning jams and pickles! Once you learn how to use a pressure canner properly, you'll be

Using an Electric Pressure Canner: Canning Tips and Tricks - Preserving food is a great way to make sure you have nutritious meals on-hand. Pressure canning is an easy & safe way to do this, and an electric pressure canner makes the process even easier. Whether you’re new to pressure canning or looking for more efficient ways to stock up, this guide to using an electric pressure canner is a great resource. Learn how to use the equipment and get recipes and tips for canning meals in jars.

So, can you do canning in an Instant Pot? The simple answer is no. You cannot do canning with any type of electric pressure cooker.

Can you pressure can food in the Instant Pot? We're here to share the answer, plus all the safety tips you should know when pressure canning!

Looking for a guide to learn how to How to Steam Can in an Instant Pot? We give you easy, step by step instructions to make your preserves.

When I first started canning I didn't exactly have all of the common canning supplies. I simply found a way to make do with what I did have. I grabbed a canning tool set which is not a necessity but

Pressure Canning food is one of the best ways to preserve vegetables, meats, soups, and premade meals in jars right on your pantry shelf. While water bath canning is limited to jams and pickles, pressure

This chicken pot pie filling canning recipe makes 7 quart jars that are ready to use for chicken pot pie or chicken veggie soup for easy dinners!

Canning is something most newbies want to do but are intimidated by. Their imaginations go into overdrive and they worry about things breaking, blowing up, or any number of other calamities happening. There is a learning curve that can turn some people away, thinking it’s too complicated for them. The truth is, while there are differences […]

Georgia blogger, Lynn Langford shares how to use a pressure cooker to can fresh peas for her pantry