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How do you kill microbes when canning?
The canning process requires the cans to be pressure heated. This sterilises the contents.
What pH is necessary to kill botulism?
When canning, the pH does not kill botulism. Rather, a pH less than 4.6 is needed to prevent botulism from growing. If you are canning foods with a pH at or over 4.6, a pressure canner is needed to completely kill botulism.
What is ikolai bacteria?
Ecoli is a bacteria from cow manure that is found on fresh produce sometimes. It is best to wash produce in vinegar to kill ecoli. It makes you deadly sick and can kill you.
Why lemon juice kill Ecoli?
Because it's an acid.
How does canning food kill microbes?
There is no air or heat in the can.
What is the principle and objective of canning?
The principle objective of canning is to kill microorganisms that may be harmful to people or to food quality.
When canning with an electric pressure cooker what setting is equal to 10 lbs pressure?
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What is an example of symbiotic bacteria?
Ecoli. with out Ecoli in our digestive system, we would not be able to process our food the right way. They help us live, we give them a home. this is not to say that Ecoli is harmless. It will kill you if it ends up in the wrong part of your body; but most of the time it just chills in the large intestine.
What are the canning rules for chicken broth?
The only rule is use a pressure canner.
Why when canning black eyed peas are brown after pressure cooking?
Many foods darken after cooking. The higher pressure and temperature of pressure cooking can darken them.
When canning how much water goes in the pressure cooker?
You can reuse the canning jars but you would need to buy replacement seals. Most grocery stores carry them.
What is the importance of venting or exhausting the pressure canner before canning?
to keep excess air out of the can
