I have a glass top stove, so recently bought a propane outdoor stove to can
I can’t keep my tomatoes/salsa from separating. Growing up, we pressured all our tomatoes so it’d be faster than a water bath. We’d simply can them just until they hit a ‘jingle’ and cut them off and they were perfect. (not saying this is the health standards, but we're all still alive)
Everything I’ve read online says pressure for much longer, so against my better judgment, I did 10lbs for 15 minutes and they separated just as I suspected...AWFULLY. Next, I cranked up the heat on the propane stove and let them jingle for maybe 5 minutes, separated again, but not as bad.
I'm coring my tomatoes, then squeezing them to the consistency of stewed tomatoes, adding Mrs Wages salsa mix as directed, then heating it just until hot and pouring into hot jars for the canner.
Google says 40 minutes in a water bath, and I think they’ll do the same thing, plus I really need to be able to use the pressure canner so I can finish them faster.
Please help!
I can’t keep my tomatoes/salsa from separating. Growing up, we pressured all our tomatoes so it’d be faster than a water bath. We’d simply can them just until they hit a ‘jingle’ and cut them off and they were perfect. (not saying this is the health standards, but we're all still alive)
Everything I’ve read online says pressure for much longer, so against my better judgment, I did 10lbs for 15 minutes and they separated just as I suspected...AWFULLY. Next, I cranked up the heat on the propane stove and let them jingle for maybe 5 minutes, separated again, but not as bad.
I'm coring my tomatoes, then squeezing them to the consistency of stewed tomatoes, adding Mrs Wages salsa mix as directed, then heating it just until hot and pouring into hot jars for the canner.
Google says 40 minutes in a water bath, and I think they’ll do the same thing, plus I really need to be able to use the pressure canner so I can finish them faster.
Please help!