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dakota3

Posted 11:39 pm, 08/14/2010

my moms just puts them in jars with a spoon of canning salt and pressure cooks them for 30 min but she only does the small new potatos hope this helps

Jabberwocky

Posted 8:24 pm, 07/30/2010

i have canned potatoes several times. i agree with the last poster. it is most important to use a pressure canner, not the water baths used for jams and preserves.

the quality of the potatoes might be disappointing depending on your expectations. i have generally used canned ;potatoes to make mashed taters. i have never really used them to make homefries. by the time they go thru the canning process i have found they just don't hold up to the frying afterwards.

singer

Posted 3:06 pm, 07/21/2010

I really would caution you to USE A PRESSURE COOKER/CANNER. Botulism is not just a little food poisioning. It is deadly.

If you do not all ready own a pressure cooker, those canned potatoes will be quiet expensive.Be careful.

Bushman

Posted 6:04 pm, 07/19/2010

ellymae

Posted 5:04 pm, 07/19/2010

does any one know how to can potatoes. If you do please send me a message and tell me how. I tried and it didnt turn out so good.

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