I have seen some on online craft outlets, but I don't want to pay $ 25.00 for an 8
inch lidded jar.
Not exact matches
Cut one
inch pieces of washi tape in half lengthwise and attach your craft paper labels on the
jar lids.
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).
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.
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.
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.
Pour into sterilized
jars, leaving 1/2
inch of head space, wipe rims and screw on
lids.
Be sure to leave about 2
inches of room at the top of the bottle before capping it tightly with a
lid (if you don't leave enough room, you may end up with some liquid seeping out of your
jars as it ferments).
When an
inch or so of beet kvass liquid is left in the
jar, refill with more filtered water, stir, and close the
lid again and leave on the counter for 2 days more.
I just have a smaller scoop, 2
inches long, but have it ties to a ribbon and attached to the
lid of my
jar.
Use your three
inch hole punch to punch out circles for the
jar lids.
1 Trim the bottoms of the asparagus and stand the spears upright in two 24 - ounce containers or
jars, with the tips sitting at least half an
inch below the
lid.