Dry Canning-Using the Oven

A great alternate to getting stocked on 'fresh' foods. Lots of information out there on this process. You need the proper equipment, enough time set aside for the process, a clean workspace and your fresh ingredients to get a well stocked pantry that will last for years.
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Dry Canning-Using the Oven

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Is Dry Canning Safe?
https://www.thepurposefulpantry.com/dry-canning/

There's a trend to use the oven to 'vacuum seal' jars of dried goods in order to seal them for long-term food storage in the pantry. You might have also heard it called oven canning.

(SNIP) ... Dry Canning is not an approved or safe method for food preservation for a number of reasons: ---CONTINUED---
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Hat Tip: Image to 'Rick1', over at EHP-D:

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Dry-Pack Canning -- Using mason jars to can just about anything!
http://www.happypreppers.com/dry-canning.html

Dry-pack canning is selecting your favorite dry foods to store for the long term in sterilized mason jars, (as opposed to wet-pack canning as with jams, salsas, soups and the like). You can store pastas, cereals, corn, and rice, or pack meals such as pancake and biscuit mixes or complete dinners in a jar. ---CONTINUED---
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