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use basic canning gear to start while you get the feel of the process
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don' own a special boiling-water-bath “canner”? a stockpot
2 inches
whatever pot you use
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stockpot on an electric range. many canners have waffled bottoms
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on pectin
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to make a pickle
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only very fresh-picked cukes should be canned. the less time from vine to equals crisper finished pickles
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the blossom end has an enzyme in it that will cause your cukes to soften. cut off the blossom end before using the cukes
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refrigerator cucumber pickles won't stay forever no matter what cukes you use. eat them within the month—if they even last that long around your house
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categoriesedible plants
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prefer the podcast
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where to begin in canning
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in other words: don't start
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in-de information: browse theresa's canning basics
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canning-gear basics and tricks
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read theresa's basic how-to's
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canning on an electric stove: tricky
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never use a pressure canner on a stovetop
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there are more do's and don'ts
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secrets to success: not all cukes are created equal
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ideal: a knobby cuke
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no “burpless” types
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where to watch the rest of the series
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stream past and future episodes on the show website