Use
a canning jar lid to scrape it out, it's sharper than a spoon.
Place a 2 1/2 to 3 - inch round cutter on the center of the dough to use as a guide (if you don't have this size cutter,
a canning jar lid will work as well).
Cut 3 1/2» to 4» circles with a cutter, large
canning jar lid, or English muffin ring; you should have about 10 circles.
(Yes,
all canning jar lids have BPA!)
With Halloween coming soon, I figured making a pumpkin using
canning jar lids (as part of this craft challenge) was a great idea.
Not exact matches
If you google mason
jars you
can find them with handles and
lids!
Another option is to use a special
lid created to be used on
canning jars, which lets the air out without letting any air into the ferment.
This is a great dessert for picnics or travel because you
can snap on the
jar lids to keep them safe from harm's way.
You
can add a
lid and put them in the fridge for easy grab - and - go breakfasts for another day, or you
can eat them straight out of the
jar.
For blending, you
can also add the ingredients to a
jar with a
lid and shake or use a blender.
I
can close the
lid, but there is a very small gap which doesn't make the
jar airtight - and that's perfect!
But you
can remove the
jar ring and check the seal yourself, you should be able to hold the
jar by the
lid.
Or place in glass
jar with
lid, like a
canning jar, or jam
jar, and shake vigorously until combined (my preferred method — less cleanup, and its own storage container).
Place 1 tea bag in each of 8 pint - size
canning jars with
lids; pour 1 1/2 cups water into each
jar.
If you
can boil water and put a
lid on a
jar and just be smart and clean, you'll have no problem.
Tools recommended: - Large
canning pot with a rack - funnel made for
canning - ladle, preferably stainless steel - cooling rack - large heavy - bottom stainless steel pot for cooking the jam -
jar lifter (made specifically for lifting
jars out of hot water)- magnetic
lid lifter for getting those
lids out of the boiling water
I love making them in a mason
jar with a
lid so I
can take it with me if I need to.
If you don't have
canning jars with proper sealing
lids (ie you are using recycled containers, etc.), melt some paraffin wax and pour a layer onto the top of each
jar to seal.
Ingredients 4 cups of crushed fresh berries 1/2 cup refined sugar 1/2 cup raw turbinado sugar 1/2 cup stevia 3/4 cup water or strawberry juice 6 tablespoons fruit pectin for low / no sugar recipe 1 teaspoon butter, optional 3 16 - oz
canning jars with
lids
Tools I use: —
canning pot with rack — large funnel — stainless steel ladle — stainless steel large flat spoon — stainless steel heavy bottom pot —
jar lifter — magnetic
lid lifter — cooling rack
I take
canning jars, place them in boiling water, take them out, place a funnel over the
jar, ladle the hot apple butter into funnels until to fill the
jars (leaving 1/4 - 1/2 inch gap), place
canning lids on the
jars (making sure the rim of the
jar is clean and no apple butter has gotten on it which will prevent it from sealing) and then tighten the bands over it.
Peach Cobbler Jam: 9 (1 / 2 - pint)
canning jars,
lids, and screw - on bands 7 1/2 cups granulated white sugar 4 cups coarsely chopped peaches and their juices 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice 2 tablespoons freshly grated ginger 1 tablespoon butter 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg 1 (3 oz) pouch liquid fruit pectin
You
can also pop hand - washed glass
jars in an oven set to 110 celsius (NOT the
lid though!)
I use mason
jars alot in my kitchen, with the BPA - free plastic storage
lids, rather than the typical 2 - piece
canning lids which do contain BPA.
If it is a goopy food, like tomato paste, which might get onto the
lid, you
can just discard the top half inch and be okay, since the applesauce isn't really a liquid and the BPA - molecules won't be traveling freely throughout the
jar.
Transfer to glass
jars (I use 2 — 3 quart - sized mason
jars with the
canning lids), leaving some room at the top to allow gasses and liquids to escape.
Spoon the marmalade into 5 hot 1 / 2 - pint
canning jars, leaving 1/4 inch of space at the top, and close with the
lids and rings.
Make sure you leave the
lids of the
jars simply placed on top, not screwed shut to ensure air
can escape.
I love this idea of cooking in a
canning jar and the thought of putting a
lid on and transporting the item is great!
This includes steam (I don't know anything about
canning, if you need to put the
lids on while the
jars are hot), otherwise it's fine.
About ten minutes before the ketchup is done, put the
lids of
canning jars in small pot with water and heat it gently on the stove for 5 minutes.
sold for 5.00 each put only cherry on top with some sauce need to put a
lid on used 3oz
canning jars.
i am totally making these (double glazed kind) for holiday gifts... put them in little
canning jars and tie a ribbon around the
lid!
I had it in a quart size
canning jar complete with the
lid.
I like to use a
jar with a
lid so I
can shake it up really well and break up the clumps of chia.
I know how to
can the sauce in
canning jars but I'm not certain about sauce bottles, as the
lids are plastic and would most likely melt if used in a water bath canner.
You
can fill your glass
jar with boiling hot water and pour a generous amount of it around the
lid.
Replace
lid loosely (so a little air
can escape still) and place
jar in a dark spot (like a cupboard or closet).
This green
canning jars giveaway also includes a set of their brand new BPA - free green
lids:)
These
jars would first be used for
canning, since they have new
lids and I'd likely wait until berry season for jam or chutney.
Wash five * 1 litre (pint)
canning jars with new
lids.
Jars are just handy because you
can put a
lid on them and take them to work in the morning.
Once cooled, you
can also store these in the fridge in good olive oil in a clean, metal
lid glass
jar.
If you don't have those, you
can just use 4 quart
jars (tighten the
lids well!).
I use the plastic BPA - free screw - tops for the
canning jars that I use for storage, or I use another glass container with a BPA - free plastic
lid.
I would like to use small
canning jars with metal
lids, would this work?
The overnight oatmeal
can be stored for 3 - 4 days with a tight
lid jar.
However, you
can simply use a bowl if you're preparing your breakfast one day ahead (you
can store them for around 4 days with a tight
lid jar).
When completely cool, granola
can be broken up into rough clumps and bottled in glass
jars with sealed
lids.
Place the
lid on the
jar and screw the band on just enough to hold it in place (but not super tight — the contents
can expand, and if there's no room to move, crack goes the
jar).