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Canning Stuffed Peppers

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Date: 10/08/2008 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Canning | Readers Request > Food  
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I want to can stuffed sweet peppers. Why can't I put the cooked stuffing before I put into a raw sweet pepper and put the pepper in a jar? Pressure canning it at 10# for 90 minutes should be OK I would think.

Sherry from MN
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By MNGranny. (Guest Post)

LOL, I have found over the years that Ball doesn't list a
bunch of perfectly safe things. I talked to Jackie from
North Woods Home. She has canning her stuffed peppers for
years because she lives "off grid" and has never had a problem. I used my normal recipe and they turned out fine.
Frozen peppers are always bitter. I do freeze some chopped
to toss int hot dishes once in awhile. I pressured cooked
them for 90 minutes at 10# and am not concerned at all.

There are a lot of canning recipes that Ball doesn't
have.

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Is there a reason you can't just freeze them? Seems that would be much easier.

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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
I agree with fezziwig about contacting ttp://www.freshpreserving.com This is not something to mess around with! Get professional advice!

Also check out http://www.uga.edu/nchfp Read what they say and contact them, too, as a second professional opinion!

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By fezziwig (17) Profile Contact
Please, don't imagine. Go to http://www freshpreserving.com which is the Ball site. At the bottom of the page, there is a "contact us." You can email them with specific questions.

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