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Forum: Canning, Freezing and DryingReplies: 18, Views: 441
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Karrie20x
Spokane, WA
(Zone 6a)

July 21, 2004
02:35 PM

Post #961890

whether it's dills or bread & butter...

I have always done that "hot water bath" to seal the jars. I have seen other recipes that don't seem to require that. Does anyone know what the difference is in the 2 methods, and how long the ones that aren't bathed can keep, if in a cool place? I don't have the refrigerator space to have that many jars saved in them.

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