It's super easy to make, and can all be
done in a mason jar which you can then keep in the fridge for up to two - three weeks!
Instead of culturing homemade yogurt in the crockpot or in a yogurt maker, you can
do it in mason jars.
Not exact matches
Hello, Just wondering
does the contents being
in the glass
mason jar vs plastic container remain fresher?
The veggies really
do stay fresh and crisp all week
in a
mason jar... I can attest to that.
If you don't have a
mason jar, just whisk it really well
in a bowl and stir it again right before serving.
If you get some sugar rocks
in the caramel, which
does happen once
in a while simply pour it through a sieve into the
mason jar.
All you have to
do is mix all the ingredients together
in a large
mason jar and let soak overnight
in the fridge.
When you make broth and freeze it,
do you can it with a pressure cooker or just pop it
in a
mason jar and put it
in the freezer?
Please don't just pop your stock into a
mason jar and put it
in the freezer.
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 you don't like tomato seeds
in your sauce (or you have picky kids), consider straining the seeds out before pouring the finished sauce into
mason jars... or better yet... cut each tomato
in 1/2 and scoop the seeds out with your thumb after step 2 above.
I started
doing overnight oats
in mason jars but this looks a lot easier.
First off who doesn't love those
mason jars and it's perfect for valentine's day coming up and not only the color of the shake but the raspberries and sprinkles add so much cuteness to the shake... looks so good and I can't wait to try it out, but I love putting protein powders
in my other foods like my pancakes or muffins, kinda makes them more filling and a little more tasteful
in a way.
It is easy to make and my preferred method is to
do it
in the crock pot by pouring sweetened condensed milk into 250 ml wide mouth
mason jars.
* If you don't like the idea of saving the sliced banana for the next day, feel free to add it on top of your oats right
in the
mason jar before putting it
in the fridge!
I never put them
in mason jars though, so I'm totally going to start
doing that!!
I
did two things differently first for the cinnamon filling I made it
in a pint sizes
mason jar and then transferred to a plastic food safe squeeze bottle which worked like a charm.
When it's
done, I pour it into a 32 oz
mason jar to cool
in the fridge.
Do you place the 32 oz glass
mason jar in the inner plastic container that comes with the Yogourmet maker or place the glass
jar directly
in the Yogourmet?
I have a sealable plastic container I put it
in, a
mason jar would work great if you don't have something like that or even a ziptop bag.
If you have more willpower than I
do, you can store her
in a
mason jar in the fridge and just warm
in a dehydrator before serving.
Considering the amount of canning my dad and I
did this year, I have no shortage of
mason jars in my apartment and they
do the job just fine.
-- If you don't drink it all at once, store it
in a glass
jar (
mason jars work well or re-use nut butter
jars)
in the fridge.
Note: If you don't have a high - speed blender, soak your cashews and dates
in the 2 cups water
in a pint
mason jar for 2 to 4 hours before blending.
What I like to
do is toss all the ingredients for the marinade
in a
mason jar, shake it up and pour half of the marinade
in with the chicken.
You can just blend everything up and put it
in a
mason jar... like I
did below (feel free to add a little bit more cashewmilk).
Now two questions:
Do you think it could be made ahead
in a
mason jar?
Do u keep the lid on the
mason jar for both the 1st ferment on the counterand the 2nd ferment
in the fridge?
50 Different Foods You Can Put
in a
Jar -LCB- Saturday Inspiration & Ideas -RCB- A couple weeks ago I posted 50 different things to
do with
mason jars... though all the ideas were creative and fun, none of them had anything to
do with food.
When baked to maximum crispiness; i.e., all moisture removed, I store roasted chickpeas
in a
mason jar and I
do not refrigerate them (so they'll stay crispy) up to one week.
Just a heads up this recipe
does not fit
in a 16 oz
mason jar or a 23 oz.
I don't have ramekins or
mason jars or something similar to make these
in, but I need to remedy that soon.
I store the beans
in their cooking liquid (don't drain) either straight into the fridge
in the pot I cooked them
in; or
in mason jars.
I've been looking around and the only half pint wide - mouth
mason jars I can find are square - ish and don't have the flat sides that the ones
in the picture
do.
I think it needs to me more of a smaller pan for each, but if you
do try it
in a
mason jar, please let me know how it turns out!
If people are using
mason jars and have a sous vide stick, you can just pop it
in the bath for 2 - 4 minutes at 80 - 90C, depending on desired thickness and it'll
do the same thing.
He's going to try again and just
do one at a time
in a wide mouth
mason jar until he gets it like he wants it.
Serve it
in mason jar mugs, and don't forget the umbrellas for a little extra beachy flair!
I
do not microwave
in plastic because of the risk of toxins getting into the food, actually don't care for microwaves that much so I started putting my hot things
in glass containers, even small
mason jars work for heating up if you'd like to use a microwave, or I heat them up at home, store them
in glass, and keep it separate from the other foods.
If you don't use it all, store the rest
in a
mason jar in the refrigerator for next time.
Does the first ferment with the whey
in the half gallon
mason jar get sealed or stay open?
I like to store mine
in a
mason jar covered with a napkin before sealing the
jar so the metal lid doesn't impart a metallic taste
in the milk.
I also used the smaller
mason jar because I didn't want to use all of my expensive, Medjool dates, but then I had a hard time packing
in all of the paste (just by a bit).
I don't always have time
in the morning to make this so every few days I'll make a big batch and store it
in mason jars in the fridge.
On another site though, I read that kefir should be kept
in the dark while fermenting — this is something I haven't
done as I ferment it
in a
mason jar.
It doesn't take long to whip up a batch of cookie mix
in a
mason jar or toast some spiced nuts.
Unlike the norm, I also
do not use a sieve to strain my kefir, I ferment the kefir
in a
mason jar overnight and just dump it all into a bowl and scoop out all the grains with a spoon.
I made the tooth paste today... It set up when I put it
in the refrigerator... However no it is no longer set up... I didn't have a squeeze tube so I just have it
in a
mason jar... Any suggestions?
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.
Do you have to use soda bottles or can you leave it
in the
mason jars.