Canning
Canning, now named Food - Canning, originally had what appeared to be a tin can on its patch. It was changed to a transparent jar.
Canning is a method of food preservation in which food is processed and sealed in an airtight container (jars like Mason jars, and steel and tin cans). Pathfinders can learn about preserving food for future use.
1. Define or explain the following terms related to home canning:
2. List the equipment used in the following methods of canning:
3. Demonstrate and explain:
4. Explain what types of food must be pressure canned.
5. List several fruits and vegetables best suited for canning rather than freezing or drying.
6. Demonstrate your canning skills by safely canning four of the five categories listed below:
a. One fruit juice using the boiling water bath or steam canning method. (Do NOT use the open kettle method)
b. Two types of fruit, using the boiling water bath or steam method.
c. Two kinds of vegetables, using the pressure canning method.
d. Make one jelly, jam, or marmalade using either commercial or natural pectin.
e. Pickle one item using a tested acidified pickling recipe and process it in a boiling water bath or steam canner.
7. Memorize Psalms 138:7. Present a devotional on this verse, or similar verse, on spiritual aspects of preservation using what you have learned in this honor as the illustration.
1. Define the following:
2. List the equipment used in the following methods of canning:
3. Give directions for sterilizing, filling, sealing, and testing seals on jars.
4. When should food be steam pressure processed?
5. List the kinds of vegetables and fruits that are excellent for canning as opposed to freezing or drying.
6. Can the following items:
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Canning, now named Food - Canning, originally had what appeared to be a tin can on its patch. It was changed to a transparent jar.
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