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The Easiest Way to Pressure Can Green Beans: Presto Digital 12‑Quart

Midwest Gardener Guide 1 months ago

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We've used the 12-Quart Presto Digital Pressure Canner for a couple of seasons now, and we love it! We will take you step by step through the whole canning process. Except for picking and snapping the green beans, the canner does all of the work. We've canned lots of different things with it, but I think pole beans/green beans are about the easiest thing to can. You just put water in it, and the quick start guide that comes with it walks you through the whole process, step by step. It also comes with a recipe booklet that we use a lot. If you've done some stove top canning, and was a little nervous about using a pressure canner, this canner makes it so easy, we will never do stovetop canning again. It really was a game changer for us.

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I garden in zone 7a (used to be 6b), in the state Kansas. I would love to hear from you, so feel free to comment, make suggestions, ask a question, give tips, tell about your garden, or even offer constructive criticism.
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