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5. Turn off the burner and pop open a cold beer, ’cause you’re done

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Canning for a New Generation by Liana Krissoff

By Liana Krissoff

Published 2010

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Well, almost. Remember to check, after the jars have cooled for about an hour, that the lids have sealed properly. This is easy to do: Press down in the center of the flat lid. If it doesn’t move, the jar has sealed. If it pops down and then up again, it has not sealed; refrigerate the jar immediately and use the contents. Another way to check that a lid has sealed is to remove the ring, grip the lid with your thumb and middle finger, and slowly lift it straight up. If the lid comes off, obviously it hasn’t sealed. Label the cooled jars and store them in a cool, dark spot. Then, for goodness sake, use them!

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